Sentence examples for and would be diminished from inspiring English sources

We have always been a proud, outward looking nation and would be diminished on the world stage if we turned in on ourselves.

Not quite; what the two countries differ in is their respective assumptions concerning what must be protected: on the one hand, a rights-based individualism that can take care of itself and would be diminished by nanny-state intervention, on the other, a psychological and societal fragility that must be shored up by law.

These predictions from the computational study suggest that the ability of CK2 to phosphorylate STX at S14 is dependent on the interaction with PIP2-rich domains of the cell membrane and would be diminished upon decreasing cellular levels of PIP2.

Like all faiths, Islam and its message of peace and unity makes our country a better and stronger place, and Britain would be diminished without its strong Muslim communities.

If Saleh's government were replaced, he said, "the dark holes in society in which these groups seek refuge will be lit up, and their resources and appeal would be diminished".

Further, we hypothesized that behavioral and affective factors would show strong associations with SUD even when other domains are taken into account, but that associations between many other factors and SUD would be diminished controlling for behavioral and affective factors.

Thus, in the long run, without price support, excellent service would be driven out of the market, and the brand's ability to compete with other brands on quality and service would be diminished.

The very existence of Catholic schools - and of all faith-based schools - constitutes part of the religious critique of the secular, without which both culture and freedom would be diminished.

Without forests, the vital ecosystem service provided by birds and insects would be diminished, resulting in increased food security concerns.

Without the requirement of bone grafting, soft tissue stripping would not occur beyond bilateral facet joints, blood loss and surgical times would be diminished, and degeneration at the instrumented levels would have the opportunity to be reversed.

The letter said: "British values are Muslim values", and the country would be "diminished" without Islam and its "message of peace and unity".