| When the hunger for success diminishes the comfort zone beckons and the need for continuous self-improvement begins to take a back seat. |
| This process causes the snow to compact as it slowly diminishes creating a solid crust base and surface. |
| Official American history diminishes or erases completely these bodies in its ideal narratives of progress. |
| The riverine woodland diminishes daily and most rivers are dry for some of the year. |
| However, the truth is that over time, records and cassette tapes deteriorate and the quality of sound diminishes. |
| It diminishes the usefulness of the book in providing a de facto architectural history of the city. |
