Sentence examples similar to a diminished setting from inspiring English sources

A toolbox carried the message "With God & Guts & Guns Our Freedom Was Won!" This was a world bounded by a diminishing set of coördinates.

Is she right that a diminishing set of environmentalists are hyper-concerned about radiation and ignoring the low carbon value of nuclear power?

It only took four years, a series of huge failures and a vastly diminished set of expectations.

A (hopefully diminishing) set of non-sharers should have an appropriately more expensive option.

They will inevitably realize that talks are the best alternative among a rapidly diminishing set of options to achieve the security and recognition they crave.

This process is utilized by yeast in order to regulate the equilibrium between proteins and the diminishing set of amino acids due to starvation conditions [ 58].

Another song, Your Early Stuff, bemoaned the downside of Pet Shop Boys' longevity and ongoing national treasure status: even if everyone's delighted to see you enlivening the Olympic closing ceremony by singing West End Girls while being pedalled around the stadium on an orange rickshaw, you might nevertheless feel a sense of diminishing returns setting in.

It's certainly likely that teams weighed his fiery outspokenness against a potentially diminishing skill set.

The comment was a clear indication that Democrats were recalibrating their approach on health care, leaving them a diminishing and politically difficult set of choices.

Adding more methods helps up to a point, until diminishing returns set in.

The person is a functionary, diminished to a set of functions or tasks to perform.