Sentence examples for dangerously diminished from inspiring English sources
If we lose trust in that, or if doctors allow coaches to overrule, sport and medicine are both dangerously diminished.
If we lose trust in that, or if doctors allow coaches to overrule them, sport and medicine are both dangerously diminished.
Osama bin Laden is freely plotting attacks, our efforts in Afghanistan are undermanned, and our military readiness has been dangerously diminished".
Yet here she did it as a kind of semi-acoustic campfire ditty; it felt small, dangerously diminished.
"McCain's statement today that withdrawing troops doesn't matter is a crystal clear indicator that he just doesn't get the grave national-security consequences of staying the course - Osama bin Laden is freely plotting attacks, our efforts in Afghanistan are undermanned, and our military readiness has been dangerously diminished.
It is generally understood that with expanding populations world calorie production will have to double by 2050, but no one quite knows how to achieve this given that the major impact of the "green revolution" (intense application of fertilizers, herbicides and improved seeds) has already reached dangerously diminishing returns.
Separating the charmingly forgetful wheat from the dangerously enfeebled chaff, she wonders at what point diminished capacity can reasonably be interpreted as bad judgment.
The degree to which western society's ideal body type has diminished our sense of self-worth is unmeasurable, but unmistakably and dangerously high.
Shaunna Murphy of Entertainment Weekly criticized "Britney's complete lack of verbal audience interaction and her obviously diminished dancing ability" but also added that "with her slim waist, her dangerously toned legs, and most importantly her engaged, wide-eyed smile, [Spears] looked happy to be there with us the crucial element that has been missing from so many Britney shows of late".
