Sentence examples for an already diminished from inspiring English sources

But in an already diminished field, Hispanic children may be getting even less care than non-Hispanic white children.

In giving us an already diminished Gatsby, this uneven, flat-footed production does what television so often does with a literary work, spelling things out until they are moronically accessible.

It could disrupt endangered coral on an already diminished reef and disturb the water quality in the area, which is one of Key West's most precious assets, environmental groups say.

"He thins an already diminished rank of distinguished stalwarts – Bernard Cribbins, Clive Swift, Stanley Baxter, Tim West, Geoffrey Whitehead still among them – who like Briers himself thrived in the vintage TV of yesteryear but were to some extent homogenised by the medium's over-appetite for that style".

Ordinarily McIlory would have been on his bike, but since there is no cut this week in an already diminished 70-man field, he was forced to answer an early alarm call for a 7.10am start and confront his embarrassment head on.

While some saw the contract talks as a way to deal a death blow to an already diminished union -- with fewer than 600,000 members, the UAW is less than half the size it was at its peak in the 1970s -- others saw it as an opportunity to turn decades of conflict into collaboration, noting that GM no longer has the clout it once did, either.

Ministers will say they are necessary reforms, while some in policing will see it as a continuation of bashing a service already diminished and demoralised by the past five years, which have seen large budget cuts.

Practitioners of palliative care argue that such efforts are often pointless, and may reduce still further an individual's already diminished quality of life.

As growth of 22Rv1 was more rapidly affected by DKC1 knockdown than that of Du145, it is possible that this surprising effect may be a consequence of already diminished protein biosynthetic capacity in this cell line.

Despite the 10-fold lower LPS dose, the relative myocardial depression was similar in the two groups, resulting in a further impairment of already diminished heart function of aged rats.

With their power already diminished by a proliferation of programming outlets and a boom in reality shows that use nonunion performers, the guilds face an uphill battle against the media conglomerates that produce most entertainment today and which can easily swallow a blip in production.