Sentence examples for diminish than from inspiring English sources

Yet even though he shares some of Mr Brown's convictions and emphases, Mr Obama is more likely to diminish than enhance the prime minister's profile.

Problems caused by cancer treatment were often either permanent or took far longer to diminish than participants had envisaged or had been advised, and there were similar numbers of participants describing such on-going problems 5 years from their diagnosis as participants diagnosed more recently.

She adds: "Nothing is more diminishing than trying to control success or hold on to things".

Had my outsized ideas of who I was and where I came from given me a portrait of myself that was more grand and more diminishing than could be sustained?

Total TG mass secreted by cells incubated with n-3PUFA was diminished than that observed in OA-treated cells [ 14].

You may apply a shorter time than 10 minutes before sexual activity but the effects may start to diminish earlier than desired.

Maybe the circumstances of his end will do more to diminish Al Qaeda than his death alone.

The letter said such a rule could "diminish rather than enhance investors' overall understanding of fund fees".

While the number of camps continued to diminish, more than 62,000 people were still displaced in early 2016.

The sharing economy entails a profound disruption of current modes of production; it could destroy small-scale retail enterprises and it could diminish, rather than enrich, our culture.

He suppressed his opinions not because he had doubts about their merits, but because he believed that expressing them would diminish, rather than expand, his coalition of support.