Sentence examples for diminished a bit from inspiring English sources

The quality of Harrison's food and sex writing (his two major preoccupations) hasn't diminished a bit.

Angelos got 90 percent of the network, an interest that is being diminished a bit each year, and $75 million from baseball for a 10 percent stake that it gave to the Nationals.

The Fed hinted that further rises could be expected to slow surging demand.See article: The risks of Fed gradualismJapan's reluctance to open its economy to foreigners diminished a bit in 1999, according to figures from Japan's central bank.

My love for Spooks was diminished a bit by the weekend's news that the prime minister loves to sit and watch the tiny band of MI5 agents single-handedly protect the nation from imminent destruction.

He said he's still working on getting back into game shape and finishing around the basket, among other skills that diminished a bit during the time he was sidelined.

"There's been quite a bit of money coming in off the sidelines that supported the rally, and it's possible that some of those flows are just diminishing a bit since we've had this tremendous advance," he said.

I wouldn't give anyone any illusions, opportunities are diminishing a bit, but they are also changing and there are opportunities to work in ways that are different to how we worked in the past".

"It might diminish a bit," he says.

One gets more than a single chance for asylum but after a first rejection the odds for success naturally diminish a bit, so it was absolutely imperative that we charmed the pants off of the judge or agent or whatever they call themselves to get this young man asylum in these here United States.

He continued: "The game is being tarnished by an N.F.L. that obviously cares more about saving some money than having the integrity of the game diminished a little bit".

I do think there is a difference in the school institution, and in the religious themes of Narnia, which they've diminished a little bit.