Sentence examples for a diminished price from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the successful sale of the Lucent unit, even at a diminished price, is critical to the company's future and its restructuring strategy.

Technological progress has increased productivity and expanded capacity, allowing companies to cut costs despite the diminished pricing power.

Our newsstands are poorer, our city a diminished place.

What is on the table is a demand to adopt a specific option or reject it and pay the price of a diminished global identity, a weakening of your nation's supremacy.

The flies mixed a diet such that they converged upon a nutrient intake trajectory of 1 4 P C, thereby maximizing lifetime egg production and paying the price of a diminished lifespan.

"Because of substantial increases in the price of fuel, a diminished job market in Lower Manhattan and a greater-than-anticipated drop-off in ridership to Lower Manhattan occasioned by the resumption of PATH service, certain routes are not generating sufficient cash flow to sustain their continued operations," the statement said.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

A year ago, Amazon maintained not only the power to sell apps at whatever price it wanted, but that developers might also earn a diminished cut if their apps were drastically discounted.

This time the price paid was Mr Nagappa's life.By the time he died, however, Veerappan was a diminished figure.

In The _Hollywood _Reporter this week, Andrew Tyndall argued that O'Reilly might remain valuable to Fox News, even with a diminished advertiser base, because his popularity obliges cable providers to include the network in their cable bundles, almost no matter the price.

What defines a diminished person?