Sentence examples for but a diminished from inspiring English sources

The operation ended a frustrating season in which he had a solid E.R.A. (3.04) but a diminished fastball.

While hog and pork prices have rebounded, industry analysts were unconvinced that consumers had overcome their economic jitters, and warned that a slowing economy would leave Smithfield with high feed prices but a diminished ability to cover those costs.

It is an important catalytic residue and its substitution to glutamic acid (p.Gly466Glu) originates a protein with higher ERK signaling than wild-type BRAF but a diminished, although constitutively active, TK activity [ 41].

But with a diminished terrorist threat, he said, the negative effects of the strikes deserve greater consideration.

Okri's two follow-ups (or, as he describes them, the "continuation of the dream") developed his mythical vision but on a diminished scale.

Rosenborg are successful and well-run, but on a diminished scale compared to the Scottish champions.

Investigations of the pooling structure suggested that indeed the dynamics of pool formation in PK variants, in contrast to the G6PD variants, were effectively the same as normal red cells, but with a diminished ability to respond to energy loads.

If you have Type 2 diabetes, your body is able to produce some insulin, as opposed to none at all, but has a diminished capacity for producing insulin or is not able to use the chemical correctly.

With a rising population, there was much experience in drainage and wood clearing but a diminishing fund of spare land to be developed in the west.

Perhaps these changes signal not only the economic strains of our time, but a diminishing belief in the value of contemporary classical music.

As a result, there are moments when Astoria has a theme park feel to it, a cardboard facade of a Greek Main Street with cafes named Athens and Omonia and Greece's blue and white colors, but a diminishing number of actual Greeks living within.