Sentence examples for Reasonably diminished from inspiring English sources
It was the very small bounce that Mr. Romney received in the polls after his convention — about two points — that is more unusual historically, and somewhat low even relative to reasonably diminished expectations.
Separating the charmingly forgetful wheat from the dangerously enfeebled chaff, she wonders at what point diminished capacity can reasonably be interpreted as bad judgment.
The imbalance of IL-8 with a reduced baseline expression and a diminished response to bacterial stimulus of GPA-NEC could reasonably lead to a shift in the microbial flora towards an overbalance of facultative pathogenic microorganisms.
As survival increases, indirect costs attributable to loss of patient income, spousal income, and other factors may reasonably be expected to diminish substantially.
While our observed global FST of 0.159 may still reasonably follow a chi-squared distribution, the predictive capability of this model is diminished.
After exposure is ceased or is diminished, a one-compartment model reportedly fits the limited available human data reasonably well.
Lovers may find reasonably comfortable arrangements together, Cusk suggests, but in one way or another each will be diminished by them.
Although those rights are diminished in the military, the judge wrote, the restrictions in the act still fail the constitutional test of being "reasonably necessary" to protect "a substantial government interest".
