Sentence examples for any diminished from inspiring English sources

And it orders Intel to maintain an access point to its chips — known as a PCI Express Bus — for at least six years to ensure rivals' processors will be able to work atop Intel's chips without suffering any diminished performance.

Electrochemical characterization revealed very stable films that have improved base material, without any diminished corrosion resistance due to the silver content.

Steadily and beautifully, Mr. Brown evoked a progression toward letting go without any diminishing of love.

Rudy Crew, who was chancellor from October 1995 to December 1999, said that whatever Mr. Klein's personal loss of stature, the city and even the nation stood to lose from any diminishing of the chancellor's voice.

"We should be watching it, particularly if it involves any diminishing opportunity to go to a state university for in-state students," said Patrick M. Callan, president of the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education in San Jose, Calif.

"They want to fight austerity, keep all members in employment, and do not want to see any diminishing in terms and conditions.

Therefore, we are all diminished when any one of us is demeaned.

Could Cowell's powers be any more diminished?

She concluded, "I do not find any evidence that, given denials, rationalizations and blame-shifting, that the respondent's treatment has in any respect diminished his risk".

Alan F. Holmer, president of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the brand name industry's Washington trade group, said: "We do not believe that our intellectual property rights are in any way diminished.

Though I still prefer real, live books, consuming "NW" on an e-reader has not in any way diminished my pleasure in it.