Sentence examples for So diminished from inspiring English sources

With the market for planes so diminished, the Saratov factory began groping for alternate businesses.

"I really am very fond of the man, and am so sorry that he's so diminished".

At times, the town has seemed so diminished that it was unable to govern itself.

(No title has been so diminished in online media as "editor").

The ranking Democratic member of the Judiciary committee, he said of the justices: "Their credibility is so diminished, and their moral posture is so diminished, it will take years to repair".

In Europe, wildlife is so diminished that it is largely irrelevant to the foot-and-mouth blitzkrieg.

With populists on the march, arguing for an unappealing status quo is getting harder, and Mr Cameron's ability to do so diminishes daily.

But instead of providing moral leadership, the US, alongside countries like China, Iran and North Korea, carries out the death penalty and so diminishes human dignity.

Joe Sexton, the sports editor, whose department produced the article, said the paper tried to respect the boy's privacy "without so diminishing a story that it would not be credible".

Young partygoers are buying tablets from dealers in discos for as much as $80 a pill, cutting them into pieces, and distributing them among their friends, even though doing so diminishes the drug's effectiveness, specialists say.

This effect could so diminish the stress increments due to asynchronous seismic motion.