Sentence examples for as it diminished. from inspiring English sources

As it diminished, I forgot about the weight of my own carcass and started noticing stuff like seasons, birds, skies and other soothing sights not included in a Virgin Active membership.

"I used to have a lot of contact with a lot of people and so that circle is diminished, and as it diminished, you know Bo is still there," he said of his dog.

Mr. Tsvangirai and his followers — who have remained nonviolent, participated in three rigged elections and tried to inhabit "democratic space" as it diminished to a sliver — are understandably loath to join in an administration with the very people who have been attacking them.

The BN1 peptide showed very rapid blood clearance, very high prolonged uptake in the receptor-rich pancreas, and lower targeting of the PC-3 xenografts that was transient as it diminished over time.

Additionally, chlorpyrifos administration at 1 day of age caused an even larger inhibition of protein synthesis throughout the brain; the effect was distinct from that on DNA synthesis, as it diminished substantially by 8 days of age and did not develop any regional selectivity.

Likewise, all pornography and illicit imagery was deemed demeaning to women, as it diminished subjects to the status of sexual objects.

Torrefaction of biomass makes it brittle, as it diminishes its fibrous nature and, hence, it enhances its grindability.

Forget about mergers and acquisitions to fix the mess: In shell-shocked Silicon Valley, a living company can cherry-pick the best talent from an Undead, increasing the Undead's lifespan by lowering its cost base, even as it diminishes the Undead's chances of meaningful life.

As it diminishes our public sphere and drowns out the myriad of citizen voices, it also sucks the energy and vitality from our economy.

They march off to the wedding bed in a kind of robots' lockstep, symbolizing the grip of remorseless, immemorial tradition that ensures the immortality of the race even as it diminishes individual freedom of choice.

That attitude strips sport of any higher purpose just as it diminishes those it strips of their dignity.