Sentences with phrase «diminishing number»

«Once you get much over 100,000 square feet, there is a diminishing number of buildings that exist,» Shwom, Schacker's president, said.

«All - cash and investor sales are still somewhat elevated historically despite the diminishing number of distressed properties,» Yun says.

«We have a diminishing number of synthetic leases, so there is going to be an increasing number of sale - leasebacks,» says Bruce MacDonald, president of Boston - based Net Lease Capital Advisors Inc..

«The market share of distressed property sales will fall into the teens next year based on a diminishing number of seriously delinquent mortgages,» Yun said.

At the same time, more and more of these services are controlled by a diminishing number of companies, resulting in a future of less innovation and less choice.

The Wall Street veteran's perspective is typical of the highly critical approach a diminishing number of traditional finance figures continue to hold on Bitcoin.

Once these key partners left, an inevitable chain reaction was started which resulted in a diminishing number of equity partners carrying a large debt load.

But at the top end, there are too many lawyers seeking a diminishing number of $ 160K jobs.

Not only are they diminishing their number of steps in their processes.

He said there was still uncertainty about which role the board was performing in the case of a diminishing number of prisoners sentenced under previous regimes.

For the ever - diminishing number of people who don't already know, I really wish we could enlighten you.

INEPTOCRACY is a system of government where the least capable of leading are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.

The average is calculated from this small and diminishing number of proxies.

At the base of the hierarchy, supporting it all, are an ever - diminishing number of farmers who apply ever - increasing amounts of knowledge, technology and petroleum to ensure an ever - expanding supply of food.

Mainly due to the diminishing number of users and decreasing revenue.

There's a lot of great stuff to be played and a diminishing number of hours to play them.

• Diminishing the number of kittens and cats flowing into local shelters.

(1) https://www.avma.org/News/JAVMANews/Pages/131101a.aspx Having been involved in rescue, I certainly appreciate the valuable role speutering plays in diminishing the number of unwanted animals.

Readers of literary fiction have become a species of diminishing number.

,» to the closing verse, which notes the diminishing number of bees, these poems comment on topics such as body structure, life cycles, roles in the hive, and dance - like communication.

A notable change among the five different Kindles shown is the diminishing number of buttons and keys until they are done away with altogether.

At the two Native American schools Education World visited in northern Maine, cultural heritage used to be maintained by a diminishing number of tribal members fluent in their native languages and knowledgeable about their traditions.

What is traditionally considered The Great American novel is Moby Dick and there are two reasons the diminishing number of U.S. readers might acquire either of these.

The film builds to its powerful climax on the strength of Christopher Plummer and Martin Landau's extraordinary pairing as Auschwitz survivors who meet in a nursing home and plan the murder of a former guard from Auschwitz with two deadlines: One due to the diminishing number of Nazi officers and perpetrators remaining alive, and other because of the dementia that has made Plummer's Zev Guttman constantly battle the growing fog and uncertainty that are slowly destroying his mental competence as Landau's Max guides him on an improbable journey.

They described «a diminishing number of Americans» entering the profession and an inadequate supply to satisfy demand for their services, an «unhealthy trend» according to the coalition of scientific organizations that sponsored their visits.

However well intentioned, Labour can't get itself elected by pleading the cause of needy non-voters: so elections depend on ever fewer swing votes in a diminishing number of marginals.

The research project looks to fill a critical information gap about the diminishing number of sharks and rays in our oceans.

The reigning prejudice of the guild that theological interpretation can only mean «contamination by faith» has strongly inhibited those with posts in the area (a diminishing number).

Our diminishing number of front - line workers simply can't handle the volume.

PICTURED ABOVE AND BELOW: The City of Seattle is averaging about 750 new townhome and single - family home sales per year, but is witness to a diminishing number of sales at price points below $ 750,000, with no such new home sales occuring in 2018 below $ 500,000 — not surprisingly, the median home prices are rising.

Swelling ranks of seniors with ever - increasing lifespans will soon be confronted by a retirement in poverty while a diminishing number of working taxpayers are saddled with a crushing public - services liability.

Individuals seeking to maintain returns and diversified exposure to U.S. equities need to cast a much wider net than they have in the past, given the diminished number of publicly traded companies and the maturity of those businesses.

Then too, and despite the Jesuits» diminishing numbers, prestige, and influence, there are still those who think the word «Jesuit» carries a certain intellectual cachet.

Consolidation may effectively diminish the number of channels that people have at their disposal to express or receive opinions.

If some who object to abortion work to diminish the number of unwanted, inappropriate pregnancies, or to make bearing a child for adoption by persons able to be its loving foster parents more attractive than it now is, and do this with a minimum of coercion, all honor to them.

Unfortunately I don't have any specific information, of course I know that roasting can slightly diminish the number of nutrients in food but not enough to take away form the healthy value of these types of food.

BAIT - CASTING: Still present, though in diminishing numbers, bait - casters pay from $ 3.95 to $ 55 for rods, lean toward SOUTH BEND ($ 6.95), HARNELL ($ 18.95) and SILA - FLEX ($ 26.50).

It's also not to diminish the number of false accusations aimed at men, especially during divorce proceedings.

They continue to feed their babies when they cry at night, but diminish the number of ounces, or minutes on each breast, until a feeding is so minimal that it is clear their baby no longer needs it.

He plans to do this to diminish the number of young Muslims radicalizing themselves, to diminish the Arabic countries influence over french practicing Muslims (and maybe to gain some points in opinion polls I guess).

In February 2018, french president Emmanuel Macron said: «I want to lay the foundations for the whole organization of Islam in France» He plans to do this to diminish the number of young...

In animal studies, repeated dosages of psilocybin diminish the number of 2A serotonin receptors, which dampens their expression.

Arnold Kriegstein, a neuroscientist at the University of California, San Francisco, also argues that though the scientists found inhibitory interneurons strikingly depleted in the brains of the oxygen - deprived piglets, this alone can not account for the dramatic shrinking of the animals» overall brain size and the diminished number of cortical folds «The interneurons are part of the story but not the entire story of how the brain is affected by this kind of [lack of oxygen].»

A recent study published in the journal Science found that in a span of 120 years, Illinois lost half its wild bee species, largely because of diminished numbers of wild flowering plants.

In today's economic uncertainty, work placements are to some extent replacing the diminishing numbers of graduate jobs.

The disappearing sea ice is bad news for both bears and seabirds, as hungry bears are raiding nests, and the increasing predation on seabirds will likely diminish their numbers.

The resulting mice had normal populations of T regulatory cells from the thymus, but significantly diminished numbers of pTregs.

In an increasingly virtual, convenience - driven, safety - conscious and arguably desinsidtised world, people will alway search for authentic, intense and meaningful experiences - the dominance of fast food doesn't diminish the number of people who care about their cooking and eating experience, the ányplace, anywhere» availability of digital music streams and downloads has made vinyl record sales thrive and the likes of Singer, Eagle E-types, Morgan are making hay from established OEMs not being able or willing to deliver the full flavour experience (except for a tiny number of limited edition Porsches that no one can buy at list price anyway and get sold at inflated collector prices as a result.

Through community outreach, volunteering at clinics, and financial support of vaccine and sterilization clinics, Fixin'to Save helps diminish the numbers of unwanted litters to reduce animal euthanasia in Dallas.

As a community, we need to diminish the number of homeless animals in our area.