Sentence examples for but also diminished from inspiring English sources

The thrill is amplified, but also diminished.

These not only affected people's health but also diminished their earnings and increased their expenses, making it impossible for many to rise out of poverty.

In subsequent Olympics, increased security measures in the Olympic Villages and competition venues protected athletes but also diminished the festive and open atmosphere that is at the heart of Olympism.

The result was not only decreased car travel along subdivision streets but also diminished walking and biking opportunities.

This treatment not only eliminated hyperglycemia and restored islet architecture via a marked increase in β-cell proliferation, but also diminished the autoimmunity through systemic immune alterations and local regulations in pancreatic islets.

Our data indicate that chronic MPP+ exposure not only inhibited basal mitochondrial respiration, but also diminished the RC.

In announcing the program, the HUD secretary, Steven C. Preston, said it would not only help individual homeowners, but also diminish the impact that foreclosures tend to have on neighborhoods.

It is proved that the proposed control scheme can not only achieve internal stability of the closed-loop system, but also diminish the effect of the disturbance on output in the sense of L2 gain.

WASHINGTON — Europeans may discover this week that the debt crisis is not only threatening the euro zone economy and the integrity of the common currency, but also diminishing Europe's influence in world affairs.

Buffer zones appeared considerably more efficient in reducing harvest impurity than harvest discarding because they not only increase the distance between GM and non-GM fields but also diminish the proportion of GM pollen in the total pollen cloud over landscapes.

(Acquirers that offer such a floor typically also insist on a ceiling on the total value of shares distributed to sellers). Establishing a floor not only reduces preclosing market risk for sellers but also diminishes the probability that the seller's board will back out of the deal or that its shareholders will not approve the transaction.