Sentence examples for access diminished from inspiring English sources

As they did, their access diminished.

The book became less relevant by the mid-'60s, as the rise of the civil rights movement and the fight for equal access diminished the popularity of the Jim Crow staple.

Though the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Tom Sherak, speculated that ratings were down partly because all the behind-the-scenes access diminished the ceremony's mystique, that wasn't the gripe coming from most watchers.

Solicitors peddling goods and services in La Cañada Flintridge neighborhoods may soon see their access diminished, after City Council members considered Tuesday ending solicitation hours in residential neighborhoods at 6 p.m.

In addition, growers are drilling deeper, as far as 2,000 feet in some cases, to access diminished aquifers with low salt levels.

On a recent visit to northeastern Syria, the American photographer Andrea DiCenzo found her access diminishing, practically with each click of the shutter.

Unrestricted access diminishes the possibility of selection bias even further.

As access diminishes, the ability of the humanitarian community to effectively monitor and report such violations becomes increasingly difficult.

Commercial sponsors may not wish to release large data sets because they view the research sponsorship as an investment, and giving competitors access diminishes or eliminates their return on investment.

But they are also "subtractable" (or "rivalrous"), like private property: if one person uses them, another's access is diminished.

Today, universities will need bold, persistent leadership to confront the biggest problems facing higher education: rising costs, limited access, and diminished value.