Sentence examples for a diminished player from inspiring English sources

Although the Yankees would never publicly say so, Rodriguez is now widely perceived as a diminished player whose contract is weighing down the team and limiting its flexibility.

The UK is a much diminished player in the global economy.

The brand is established, but who is this strangely diminished player that comes along with it?

Our newsstands are poorer, our city a diminished place.

In mitigation, his inheritance was a diminished one twoo England players, Gareth Barry and James Milner, had already left, and another two, Ashley Young and Stewart Downing, followed last summer.

So he was, of course, a diminished version of the player who was so riveting last season, when he helped the Redskins to the N.F.C.

Shaw, at 36, may be getting on a bit but his stirring tackle in the final seconds of Tuesday's 13 13 draw against the Emerging Springboks did not indicate a player with a diminished appetite.

It's the move you would expect from a consummate teammate, but it's still somewhat surprising to see an all-time great player accept a diminished role.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

Players wonder whether a diminished amount of game film might cost them, college-wise.

The team doctor resigned in disgust and a diminished Domenech was left to read out a statement from the players confirming they had effectively gone on strike.