Sentences with phrase «greatly diminished»

The temptation to show properties to unverified people would be greatly diminished.

According to Mike Drews, president of Illinois REALTORS: «Sellers continue to reap the rewards of a summer market where buyers are choosing from a greatly diminished pool of properties.»

This mentality has greatly diminished the value of a «big brand» really have no competitive advantage anymore.

Also, a little prudence, like you exercised by not walking around at night, greatly diminished that probability.

If you're properly represented, you get market value for your home (and) then the possibility for these shadow assignments is greatly diminished.»

With the dawn of e-mail, readily available faxes, teleconference centers, conference calls, and telepathy (just wanted to see whether you were still with me), the need for a meeting has been greatly diminished.

Otherwise, your chances of success in using the collaborative process are greatly diminished.

If Traditional Owners lose this mechanism, the ability to secure benefits for Traditional Owner communities will be greatly diminished, which in turn will undermine efforts to close the gap.

Legislative amendments and clarification in subsequent judicial decisions have greatly diminished the potential scope of native title since Mabo.

Jeff's repeated professional experience is that when Brainwave Optimization occurs, an individual's cravings are rapidly and greatly diminished.

Kids» ability to manage emotions and behavior is greatly diminished when they're tired.

Had you consulted with someone first, the odds of leaving anything out would have been greatly diminished.

When employees share knowledge, the risk of incorrect information is greatly diminished.

As you mention, the odds of leaving the essential ingredient out are greatly diminished when you've consulted with others!

Without a well - written resume, your odds of getting an interview are greatly diminished.

«If a job seeker places overused phrases on his or her resume, the chances of standing out from other candidates are greatly diminished,» says Kathy Sweeney, a certified professional resume writer.

However, without that connection to the web, the utility of our mobile devices is greatly diminished.

My jaw line was greatly diminished.

Once electronic insurance procedures become the norm, the traditional risks associated with physical insurance documents will be greatly diminished.

The unexplained and unacceptable delay meant that the quality of a trial today would be greatly diminished compared with one that ought rightly to have been concluded in perhaps 2008: «[D] efendants are still entitled to all the usual advantages of a proper trial in the English sense, and that includes pre-trial disclosure and the ability to obtain documents where relevant from third parties.»

In that case, the mark is afforded much broader protection, and your ability to use it in a different industry is greatly diminished:

Law societies are fated to either be: (1) abolished because of their refusal to try to solve the problem of affordability; or, (2) greatly diminished in purpose, power, and prestige by the commercial production legal services.

The Court was careful to leave the door open by stating that there may be some cases where the Code may apply to partnerships, but that such a finding would only be justified in a situation where the powers, rights and protections normally associated with a partnership were greatly diminished.

Cons: Internet has greatly diminished its effectiveness; too many brands caused saturation, hard to compete with big spenders

But without a lawyer, its ability to provide that protection is greatly diminished, if not rendered completely ineffective.

Without such representation, your chance to recover fair compensation is greatly diminished.

Occurrence of seasons cooler than the 1951 — 1980 average (temperature anomaly < 0 °C) is greatly diminished in recent decades, as we will quantify below.

«If this linkage doesn't take place, then the hopes for REDD to survive could be greatly diminished,» Dr. Nepstad said.

Over the Middle East, and especially over the Arabian Gulf, AOD values greater than 1.0 often occur and usually indicate dust, smoke or blowing sand events with greatly diminished visibility.»

If this study is to be used in an IPCC report then its utility for that purpose is, in that way, greatly diminished.

Climate models suggest that this trend signifies a transition towards an Arctic Ocean with greatly diminished or absent summer ice cover by mid-century or earlier.

However, since the Sun's radiation peaks at around 0.5 μ, the amount of radiation in those outlying and narrow bands is greatly diminished.

Following this approach to its conclusion would perhaps show that the observed temperature trends were within the (lower) range of the trends, over extended periods of time, as determined from the models, but that the model range was so wide that its usefulness in making policy and predictions would be greatly diminished.

Further, ever since his Hokey Stick chart that showed no MWP or LIA was debunked by Steve McIntyre, Mann has been desperate to resurrect his greatly diminished reputation.

Once climate researchers develop better theories, it will guide them toward the set of true explanatory variables and the role of CO2 in climate change theories will be greatly diminished.

One is gone, and two more have been greatly diminished.

The birds and the bees are greatly diminished.

Unfortunately, the essay was greatly diminished by the essayist's certainty in human caused catastrophic global warming, a certainty that does not exist.]

Many people in the rural areas where these farms will be placed believe their property values will be greatly diminished should their homes be suddenly located in a semi-industrial area.

In northern latitudes during winter areas like Europe would much more affected by ocean warming - one would tropical like conditions during the winter in regions currently strongly affected by warmth of gulf stream - though the flow of gulf stream would greatly diminished, the ocean temperature would be significantly increased.

«On the other hand, herring catches off the north coast of Iceland have greatly diminished in the last seven years, possibly because of changes in the sea currents connected with the present climatic fluctuation.

These new findings suggest there's a good chance this important food source will be greatly diminished due to climate change,» said lead author William Cheung, a researcher at the University of East Anglia in Britain who conducted the study while at UBC.

Talking to older divers reveals how greatly diminished many reef habitats are now.

Then he mentioned a working hypothesis related to preserving the Earth and saving ourselves from a spiral into a greatly diminished future.

The net energy gain will be greatly diminished.

Also, money (whether in paper or coin or plastic card form) is not good when stranded on a desert island, or globally warmed earth that is greatly diminished of supportive biota and other conditions for life.

By the time visitors are inside the building, the intensity of light has been greatly diminished, naturally and incrementally, even as the courtyards enable a sense of connection to the outdoors and allow a modest level of baffled light to spill into the building.

With a greatly diminished roster (half as many...

Heizer anticipates that his sculpture will remain for 3,500 years, but less than a year after its installation, its value as spectacle is already greatly diminished.

Every element of the demo was perfect, such as the little push - back in your wheelchair after you shoot an enemy or the way that your movement is hindered (not in speed, but your turning reaction is greatly diminished).