Sentence examples similar to A diminished pace from inspiring English sources
That this took place nearly 14 minutes after the interval reflects a period of diminished pace and precision.
Under Mikhail Gorbachev, violations rose to record levels in 1988 and continued at a high though somewhat diminished pace last year.
Our newsstands are poorer, our city a diminished place.
A diminished JA-Zenchu would help.
A diminished man lives upstairs at my house.
"A diminished BBC would simply mean a diminished Britain," the letter reads.
A diminished Social Security will increase it.
The absence of Michael O'Halloran through injury is an obvious blow, but with new recruit Florin Berenguer looking more a provider than an explosive attacker in the Arzani or Harry Novillo mould and Lachie Wales still a longer-term project it appears that in Joyce's second-season squad pace is a diminished priority.
Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.
That includes proposals for more travel and campaign-style rallies nationwide so that Trump can speak directly to his supporters, as well as changes in the pace and nature of news briefings, probably including a diminished role for embattled White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
What defines a diminished person?
