Sentences with phrase «of diminishing»

We can see the law of diminishing returns in action here.

Maybe there's a sort of law of diminishing returns at play here.

The point of diminishing returns for educational outcomes occurs with fewer students than is the case for economic efficiency.

I stopped adding thresholds and allocations to my calculators because of diminishing returns.

When I notice this happening in my own life, I gently remind myself about the law of diminishing marginal returns.

Not everyone will have a reason why they are dealing with the effects of diminishing chemical levels.

It is a case of diminishing returns on these scenes, and the filmmakers go to the well about three too many times.

This is a time of diminished sexual activity, so keeping the affection alive is important.

The number two job is to model positive, respectful behavior for the parties who, given their situation, are often operating in a state of diminished capacity.

The question for society is whether the risk of diminished privacy is worth the payoff of saved lives.

Psychological symptoms can also reflect the pain and disability associated with the injuries, or emotional problems of adjustment to a period of diminished physical or cognitive capacity.

I think that chasing alpha in an era of diminishing returns - to use an analogy - is like hunting an animal that exists in fewer numbers than before.

There are many causes of diminishing access to justice — a lack of commitment to legal aid funding being primary among them.

We're at a state of diminishing returns when it comes to leaps of graphical fidelity, so technological advances need to be in service of something more.

A perfect example of diminished supply and increased demand which sends the price upwards!

This could be the wider trend of diminishing comic book sales and a high return rate.

Instead of diminishing fundraising per year, we saw companies raising more and more per year of operations.

Definitely wasn't trying to use this as a way of diminishing the team concept.

Your attorney may retain an economic expert to determine the value of your diminished earning capacity over the course of your lifetime.

They involve higher payments into the program from current workers, some form of diminished benefits, or some combination.

These cuts are just another example of the diminished programming and services resulting from sequestration and further expected education funding reductions.

Then there's the threat of the diminishing play area to contend with as well.

But all residents of the region will suffer the consequences of diminishing water supplies and reduced agricultural productivity, leading the analysts to predict that the disparity could contribute to conflict in the area.

These are titles of diminished demand, not «No demand», like virtually all vanity press titles.

All this, of course, is a by - product of social media marketers trying to figure out the best way to squeeze more organic reach out of a diminishing platform.

A further complication is the possibility of diminishing returns to additional instructional time.

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.

I think you might be looking for the idea of diminishing marginal utility.

Visitors are invited to experience the principle of diminishing marginal utility by eating as many of the candies as they like.

Not that we needed three of these movies — the first one was a blast, and it's been a matter of diminishing returns ever since — but nevertheless, here we are.

Results indicated that there is some variability by vehicle age, but there is no indication that there is a pattern of diminished benefits as vehicles age.

Comparing vehicles ranging from new to 5 years old, there was no pattern of diminished benefits over time.

I read recently that we call this season «fall» because of the diminishing sunlight.

None of that diminished the thrill of seeing him take aim at one more.

This combination of diminished supply in the pipeline, decreasing availability of career educators, and increased demand on existing teachers could lead to a crisis that threatens our system of public education.

In contrast, chemotherapy has been found to be of diminishing effectiveness with advanced stages of cancer.

I agree, it's time to take a step back and make sure you're not entering the land of diminishing returns.

Human greed and self interest are their last hope, and there's very little chance of that diminishing anytime in the near future.

Now it is up to us to not only move forward, but accelerate our efforts to tackle challenges for which there is a window of diminishing opportunity.

These are days of diminishing economic returns for the «millennial generation,» adults 18 to 34, entering a challenging and rapidly changing marketplace.

In the current climate of diminishing legal aid, access to information is limited and sharing legal resources is more critical for women than ever before.

There are no game - changing advances left in the core technologies; both are now on the curve of diminishing returns.

First, it is a strategy of diminishing returns.

The film moves swiftly into another story, and then another, bouncing back and forth in a structure of diminishing returns.