Sentence examples for diminish support from inspiring English sources

To imply that minority groups are flatly unreasonable sends a "denigrating and exclusionary message" and will diminish support for the law.

Mr. Perry's lackluster performances helped diminish support for his once highflying campaign, though he showed more spark in the last debate, in Las Vegas.

Mr. Perry's lackluster debate performances helped diminish support for his campaign, though he showed more spark in the last debate, in Las Vegas.

If a high number of civilian casualties is confirmed, it is likely to not only deepen antipathy toward NATO forces in Afghanistan, but also further diminish support for the war in Germany, where it is already unpopular.

I have spoken in the past about my concern that government spending cuts in the UK will diminish support for disabled students, support that helped me during my career.

Other Arab- and Muslim-Americans said they were appalled by Mr. bin Laden's invocation of Allah and quotation from the Koran on the tape, and hoped it would diminish support for him in the Islamic world.

For athletes, there have already been signs of diminishing support.

Tells how the exposure of a number of "affairs" diminished support for the Socia Democratic Party.

But E.T.A.'s actions appear to be diminishing support for hard-line separatists.

[Daily News] In Harlem, signs point to diminishing support for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign for president.

But the state's large ranks of independents may explain his diminishing support.