Sentence examples for degree diminished from inspiring English sources

The fact that she has a sister of equal talent has to some degree diminished what she has done, or at least clouded those deeds.

"As traditional careers in music have to some degree diminished, the more entrepreneurial activities have increased, and self-made chamber music festivals are a realistic outlet for young musicians.

Each government encroachment had "to some degree diminished the geographical area" that the Ngaliwurru and Nungali could exercise native title rights over, he said, and "in an imprecise way" had adversely affected their spiritual connection with the particular areas and their country generally.

The maximum exchange degree diminishes with increase of the cation volume and aluminum content.

Anderson acknowledges that all jobs, to some degree, diminish various forms of autonomy.

Graduates were generally finding well-paying jobs very competitively sought; no longer did a 'degree' virtually guarantee a job and the value of the degree was diminished.

Even when the significance of access (by a Degree) is diminished, the disadvantaged may find participation in the field remains constrained by relations of power associated with doxa.

They have potentially devalued the degrees and diminished the experiences of returning undergraduates, some of whom are now seeking legal advice regarding the discrepancy between what was promised and what will be delivered.

Depression rates in older adults have been shown to range from 0.5%3%%, though an estimated 10%15%% of older adults experience symptoms to a degree that diminishes their quality of life (deBeurs et al 2005).

At the start, Iraq consumed a lot of his time, but the intense degree of involvement diminished as time went on.

However, the degree of correlation diminished at end-stage disease, compared to the pre-symptomatic and the disease-onset stages.