Sentence examples for crisis diminished from inspiring English sources

Fears of another crisis diminished with the strength of Mr. Fox's victory, and the continuing strength of Mexico's economy.

But that plan fell apart, as a long writers strike in 2007 and then the 2008 financial crisis diminished fund-raising prospects.

"While the external risk of severe economic fallout from an acute euro area crisis has diminished, regional risks are coming into clearer focus," the I.M.F. said.

But the financial crisis really diminished the prestige of those who think that financial markets are always efficient and work extremely well".

But even with this financial incentive, Carl Borowitz, 26, Big Sister's marketing manager, a Moravian computer engineer, lamented that the global financial crisis had diminished the number of sex tourists coming to Prague.

"Meanwhile, global economic conditions seem to be improving, while risks emanating from the euro crisis have diminished".

Businesses' enthusiasm for sharing such information with government agencies in advance of crises is diminished if it is susceptible to widespread access via open record laws.

But then, it is never really one crisis that diminishes a president as much as a succession of crises, avoidable or not.

"The Wall Street crisis will diminish the chances of Detroit getting what it wants," said John A. Casesa of the investment firm Casesa Shapiro Group.

When Cardinal Ratzinger rose to speak, however, it was of a different crisis: the diminishing image of the priesthood since the Second Vatican Council, and the "huge drop" in the numbers of priests as many resigned.

Radu Soviani, a leading economic commentator in Bucharest, said the crisis would diminish investor confidence, which was likely to increase the cost for Romania to secure outside financing and potentially destabilize the country's currency.