Sentence examples for Although diminishing from inspiring English sources

Although diminishing capacity and aptitude do come with age, they should be acted upon in the specific case.

Still some, although diminishing, U.S. concern over the Office of the Commander in Chief (part of Maliki's office) control over appointments to the ISF-favoring Shi'a.

The isolation from the West by half a century of war and communist rule, the Iron Curtain, and the forced inclusion in the Soviet Bloc with the compulsory creation of the "Soviet-style regimes" [ 2] have all had a profound influence on the economy, social fabric, and health of the population in these countries and, although diminishing, the consequences are still visible.

Although diminished, the pain persisted.

However, although diminished, these contraints have not been abolished.

The effect of LeF was found to exist, although diminished in turbulent flames.

Although diminished in the ratings, the series still attracts an average of 5.9 million viewers, according to Nielsen — more people watch Ms. Hart each night than watch Katie Couric.

Last year's eight-match ban for racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra will not be forgotten in a hurry while a reputation, although diminished, for diving still dogs him.

But the rush had attracted an army of ranchers, farmers, hotel operators, storekeepers, and civil servants who, although diminished in numbers, formed a nucleus for an ongoing, settled society.

Research analyst David Bailey of Gerard Klauer Mattison & Co. notes that Gateway has $1 billion in free cash and long-term estimated earnings growth that, although diminished, is still 20%.

Although diminished, the fascination continued into the 20th century with five film versions, including the 1935 Maria Marten or Murder in the Red Barn, starring Tod Slaughter, which was only released in the US after some scenes were cut, and a 1980 BBC drama, Maria Marten, with Pippa Guard in the title role.