Sentences with phrase «diminish in»

As a result, the impacts of performance management may be less noticeable on iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X. Over time, the rechargeable batteries in all iPhone models will diminish in their capacity and peak performance and will eventually need to be replaced.

You anticipate your need for life insurance will diminish in your later years.

A vehicle that has been placed on the WOVR may diminish in substantial value.

I don't expect the regulatory scrutiny to diminish in any way.

In the end, SLS decided to take a less assertive approach due to the fact that the Act itself entited young persons the right to court appointed counsel, as well as the concern that the Law Foundation had indicated that SLS funding would diminish in 1985.

Some valuation experts argue that no double dip exists when the income - generating asset does not diminish in value.

Rent control continues to diminish in popularity, with rental property owners lobbying lawmakers for bills banning the practice.

You may be concerned that your ability to make decisions may diminish in the future due to ill health (both physical and mental); making such arrangements ensures — if and when you lose mental capacity -, that your best interests are taken into account even if you can't make such decisions for yourself.

I will leave the detailed costing to others, but stemming from the last point, the cost will continue to rise indefinitely into the future unless this proposal is coupled with an concomitant effort to reduce CO2 emissions (and concentrations) such that the need for the sulphates will diminish in time.

Meanwhile, the swells in the Indian Ocean tend to extend southward in spring and westward in winter, but diminish in area during the summer.»

The Sulfate cooling mechanism is also evidenced whenever there is a high ejecta mass volcanic eruption, which causes a measurable cooling effect, for about 3 years after an eruption; until the sulfate particulate aerosols diminish in the atmosphere to the point that they become negligible.

The arguments that many activists put forward are effectively a cascade of «one follows the other» assumptions that diminish in their necessity and certainty as they move away from what has been established by climate science, into the increasingly contingent domain of Nth - order effects of Nth - order effects.

Honestly — such a minor mistatement doesn't diminish you in my eyes at all.

Thus if it is decided in the future that CO2 must be extracted from the air and removed from the carbon cycle (e.g., by storing it underground or in carbonate bricks), the impact on atmospheric CO2 amount will diminish in time.

I watched it diminish in my rear - view mirror, worrying that some distracted driver might hit the bird.

His canvases of the 1940s bore witness to the traumatized psychology of the time and bestowed upon him a prominence that did not diminish in the course of his 50 - year career.

As time passes, it will of course diminish in importance.

This marked the end of the Golden Era and began the Era of Decline, where Hyrule as a kingdom began to diminish in size and power over time.

In time relations with the Burmese became strained, and with an increasing number of attacks Chiang Mai lost its status as a capital, and began to diminish in importance.

After the Civil War, changes in technology caused Fort Jackson to diminish in military importance.

As with other hybrid cats such as the Chausie and Bengal cat, most first generation cats will possess many or all of the serval's exotic looking traits, while these traits often diminish in later generations.

Most veterinarians and breeders recommend a course of vaccinations for puppies to build immunity as the mother's antibodies diminish in the puppy's body.

Sterilization helps make cats better community citizens; colonies gradually diminish in size.

Prognosis — generalized vaccine - induced ischemic dermatopathy may gradually diminish in severity over time.

I see MF is better opportunity than traditional tax savings, NPS, NSC, FD, etc also i see any holding more than 5 years starts to diminish in terms of growth %.

ii) I tend not to focus so much on self - selection, adverse - selection, incremental longevity factors etc. — they remind me everybody thinks they live in Lake Woebegon, and they're all above average... That's a luxury we all might enjoy when we're 70, or even 80 — but when you're hitting 90 & 95, that exceptionalism & your options tend to rapidly diminish in the face of insistent Death, even if you have a pretty nurse bending over every hour to adjust your oxygen tank...

You anticipate your need for life insurance will diminish in your later years.

The desire for your item could diminish in that time.

Finally, while in an efficient market, these anomalies should diminish in size and ultimately disappear, a widespread belief in the factors» outperformance may also become a self - fulfilling prophecy.

No matter how you look at it $ 550 is a lot to lay down on a tablet that will just diminish in value over time.

The huge pricing advantage once enjoyed by indies will diminish in 2014.

For many buyers, though not all, there is obviously a certain kudos to owning a fast VW Golf, and given the new car is better than ever, there seems no reason its success will diminish in the future.

I became interested in this debate among historians about what happened to religion in the late - 19th - century American culture: Did it diminish in importance (secularization), or did it separate from its institutional base in churches and diffuse through culture (sacralization)?

If hierarchies continue to erode and technologies continue to grow in sophistication, teachers and schools as physical entities are likely to diminish in importance.

Depending on their personal favorites, moviegoers will be either pleased or slightly annoyed by the result, but those concerns diminish in importance once Avengers: Infinity War enters the long - anticipated third act and the Russo Brothers finally reveal their endgame (permanent for now, reversible in whole or in part next year).

No snowpack, no hay: In the northern Nevada, cattle feed is getting hard to come by, as sources of water diminish in supply.

My weekly trips to the gym started to diminish in frequency and I just couldn't get excited about working out.

Diabetes appears to diminish the in general more favorable cluster of risk factors of females compared with males, leading to greater differences in central adiposity and risk factors related to coagulation and inflammation between diabetes and nondiabetes in women rather than in men (33).

(H) The lipid containing structures progressively diminish in size in mutant embryos during later stages of embryonic development (arrowhead).

When the team brought the nanocrystals close to an alkaline phosphate - catalyzed reaction, they saw the violet emissions diminish in direct proportion to a chemical indicator produced by the enzyme.

It's in my bones and it will not diminish in any way.»

A cross section of English scholars and academicians have expressed great concern over the precipitous diminish in the teaching and learning of English language in the country.

These issues can not be used to diminish in any way the seriousness of any allegations against him.

As long as your child's bedtime routine is consistent and he's falling asleep on his own, night waking should diminish in a few weeks.

Patient and physician concern about this potential complication has caused the rate of VBAC to greatly diminish in the past few years.

«When you first begin to nurse, your breasts may become swollen with milk (a temporary process called engorgement) and grow larger; however, they'll diminish in size once you've established a solid breastfeeding routine.

For mums collecting milk at work - I don't support that as, running tests, you can see how, some of the nutrients may diminish in time.

Although the desire and will to succeed does not seem to diminish in Sir Alex, United fans know and fear deep down in their hearts that the end of Fergie's era is not too far.

Matthieu Debuchy has wanted out of Arsenal for some time, but luck and injuries (and his massive wages) have got in the way of any departure, while Chuba Akpom has seen his chances of making it in Arsenal's forward line diminish in every transfer window, and has failed to impress while on loan at lower level League clubs.

Does the quinoa diminish in any way from the freezing?