Sentence examples for been much diminished from inspiring English sources

His influence would have been much diminished in any case.

But that may be a price worth paying to have a reliable ally in Mr Yudhoyono's previous job.In all, the political influence of the armed forces has been much diminished.

His poetic reputation, and to a large extent the critical reputation, might not have been much diminished, though like Keats he would have seemed one of the great might-have-beens of English poetry.

If the PRI is just short of its 42%, how useful it could be to find that some small party's 2.1% was really 1.9% and cut it out.On balance, the scope for fraud has been much diminished.

In the full-length edition he's aggressively Christlike, with a full entourage of allegorical figures whose presence had previously been much diminished: a disciple (Josaphat, played by Theodor Loos), a Judas ("the Thin Man," a spy set on Freder by his father, and played by the great character actor Fritz Rasp), and a sainted mother (represented in the film by a giant marble memorial statue).

By the start of the 10th century, monastic lands, financial resources and the quality of monasteries' religious work had been much diminished.

Life was much diminished".

Betty was "much diminished" towards the end.

After his death the chances of a Tibetan settlement will be much diminished.

If these, too, come back positive, then grounds for scepticism will be much diminished.

The proportion is much diminished in South Wales, falling below one-tenth in the extreme southeast.