Sentence examples for Friday diminishes from inspiring English sources

Nothing Obama said in our editorial board room Friday diminishes that verdict... Barack Obama now has spoken about his ties to Tony Rezko in uncommon detail.

The death of Bruce Mc Laren last Tuesday diminishes all of us.

The output work decreases by increasing the rotation speed, since the operation interval during a day diminishes.

The result is chaos chaos that every day diminishes the aura of his Presidency and further enrages him.

Moreover, sleep restriction or misalignment of circadian rhythm by scheduling a 28-h day diminishes insulin sensitivity in humans (6, 7).

As applied to Muhammad Ali, the march of time may one day diminish his boasts and his poetry, maybe even his butterflies and bees.

Our political discourse (if you could call it that) was day by day diminished to soundbites ("Where's the beef?" and "I'm paying for this microphone" became two "gotcha" moments, apparently testifying to the speaker's political formidableness).

Did Macho Uno's narrow loss in an allowance race Wednesday diminish his standing as last year's 2-year-old champion, or should it be excused considering it was his first race after nine months recovering from an ankle injury?

The Axa boss added: "I think this country has joined Europe for much more than pure economic reasons, not being part of it would clearly at the end of the day diminish both the status and influence of the UK.

Nevertheless it reaches the conclusion that (this unavoidable) situation, which persisted (despite the authorities' best efforts) until he was at last transferred to a clinic early on the fourth day, diminished excessively "his fundamental human dignity" and thus violated his article 3 rights.

This Wild Card might decrease the need for transport or lead to a more balanced distribution of traffic over the day, diminishing peak-hours traffic.