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(91) And while the supply of freshwater is theoretically always the same, in reality it's diminishing.

(92) The students talked about ethnocentrism (eighty per cent of the world eats insects with pleasure), sustainability, and the earth's diminishing resources.

(93) Successful missions earn a higher status in that particular side, while diminishing a player's value to other sides.

(94) Although parents might fret over the details of such advantages—is it better to play the piano or the violin?—these details are mostly insignificant, subject to the law of diminishing returns.

(95) As a result, they are subject to rapidly diminishing returns to increased labor inputs.

(96) I mean, really, when was the last time you found someone who wanted to discuss the theory of relativity or the law of diminishing marginal returns?

(97) At the beginning of the third week I began to see a slight diminishing in the dermo creases between my eyebrows and my forehead.

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(98) With the hopes of a quick overthrow of the Qaddafi regime diminishing by the day and calls for international intervention mounting, a little-known anniversary is drawing near.

(99) Law of Diminishing Returns - Concept that the marginal revenue derived from additional units of labor decreases as quantities of labor increases.

(100) It mainly functioned on the Centrum restraint, tiredness elimination, heart sturdiness, inflammation diminishing, hyperpiesia, over- oxidation and microwave eradiation resistance.

(101) How the luffa water acted for skin's moisturizer, whitening, diminishing inflammation, resisting aging and wrinkles were introduced.

(102) When discussing reasons for discontent, the law of diminishing utility is relevant.

(103) The effects of disturbed elements were discussed, and its diminishing method was given also.

(104) The saturation equation was solved using an explicit total variation diminishing (TVD) method.

(105) We have become deeply concerned about some movements within traditional evangelicalism that seem to be diminishing the church's life and leading us away from our historic beliefs and practices.

(106) this is an implication of diminishing marginal utility of income.

(107) Up to a certain point, you can do things on your own, but you then start to get diminishing marginal returns if you continue to follow that individual path.

(108) The law governing realty was quite different from that relating to personalty and many of these distinction exist today, although their impact is gradually diminishing.

(109) The ball diminishing well down the broad green throat of the first at Cape Ann.

(110) The knock-on effect will be police forces struggling to keep their heads above water as they try to deal with increasing demands and diminishing resources.

(111) Like all other human activities, translation is subject to the law of diminishing returns.

(112) In a world of diminishing assets, being gay is arguably more moral than being straight.

(113) The principle of diminishing marginal utility is no less applicable to money than to other commodities.

(114) He could feel nothing but the sense of diminishing distance.

(115) God forbid that I should diminish France! But amalgamating Napoleon with her is not diminishing her.

(116) This process is never completed, but it disobeys the law of diminishing returns.

(117) There is a law of diminishing returns that becomes operative in old age, I find.

(118) When discussing reasons for discontent, the law of diminishing utility is relevant. Following this logic, insatiable desires are to blame.

(119) The response of N contents in stems, leaves and fruits to fertilizer N and Ca was in line with the law of diminishing marginal returns.

(120) But the main reason is a diminishing labour supply, helped in the delta by an uptick in labour activism.