Sentence examples for diminished at the from inspiring English sources

Guthrie's modest popular following diminished; at the same time, through politics, he found his voice.

Here was a player who had looked physically diminished at the end of the 2014 World Cup, who appeared to have entered a period of adjustment and realignment, to have lost a little of his fearless youthful snap.

The influence of the Napoleonic Code was diminished at the turn of the century by the introduction of the German Civil Code (1900) and the Swiss Civil Code (1912); the former was adopted by Japan and the latter by Turkey.

Actually the mechanical energy of the system is diminished at the end of each swing by the tiny amount of energy transferred out of the system by the work done by the pendulum in opposition to the forces of friction and air resistance.

The yields of the R-line luminescence rapidly diminished at the beginning of the ion irradiation.

This indicates that the prying force Q 3 for mechanism Type III will be diminished at the ultimate level of loading.

His creative powers show no signs of diminishing at the age of 79. "Rohmer is always a very fresh spirit, very young," Beatrice Romand said.

The ranks of veteran lawmakers experienced in working together and cutting deals are diminishing at the same time the political and media environment is providing greater rewards to those engaged in conflict rather than compromise.

And so it became clear that the tower was a pyramid, diminishing at the end of every new level by the width of a stair step just broad enough to accommodate the Minotaur's feet.

However, this differentiation diminishes at the maximum efficacious dose.

By increasing an error floor diminishes at the cost of degrading the BER waterfall performance.