Sentence examples for diminish even more from inspiring English sources

Years of hyperinflation have rendered this country's currency so worthless that few people here thought it possible for it to diminish even more.

They either protect Obamacare from implosion, or risk the ire of voters whose premiums would spike, and choices diminish, even more than has already occurred under the troubled Affordable Care Act.

Now, with a new UK government not so publicly committed to the project, EDF may be feeling that its chances of getting Hinkley built are likely to diminish even more quickly.

"I'm going to go out on a limb here and predict that The Brooklyn Paper's news coverage of Atlantic Yards will diminish somewhat (as it already has), and its editorial criticism will diminish even more," wrote Norman Oder, a critic of the development, on his blog Atlantic Yards Report.

And for the average citizen, access to dreams would diminish even more.

Regarding the rest of the global metabolic configurations, apart from appearing in smaller percentages than the previous one, it is observed that these percentages diminish even more when the level of covalent regulation is not very high, as could be expected in living cell conditions (here small threshold values δ represent high covalent regulatory activity).

Mine diminished even more when I had healing complications.

And as most Americans' wages continue to stagnate or decline, their ability to direct more of their income to 401 k)s diminishes even more.

Carl Golden, a spokesman for former Gov. Christie Whitman, says that once the gubernatorial campaign gets into full swing, Mr. DiFrancesco will find his power diminishing even more rapidly.

In the last year, support for tough sanctions against Iraq, which had been dwindling even before the 1998 confrontation, have diminished even more, as the Clinton administration considerably reduced its pressures on Iraq.

If, on the other hand, the particle reaches the gap a short time after the voltage has fallen through zero, its speed is diminished, and the radius of its orbit is diminished even more, so that it takes less time to reach the gap again, arriving like the other particle at a time closer to that at which it receives no acceleration.