Sentence examples for diminished because it from inspiring English sources
From a security perspective, that means the threat from a virus is significantly diminished, because it's going to be completely isolated in its effects.
The heinous act of physical or emotional violence towards another person is not diminished because it happens within a relationship.
For high switching probabilities, the benefit of PCD is diminished because it is likely that the PCD− strain will always diversify.
But the fact is that, so far, there is precious little evidence that Britain's weight in the European Union has diminished because it has chosen to stay out of the single currency.
"If you only had a 10-year-old, you would probably say the impact of 'Sesame Street' has diminished, because it's not on in your house anymore," Mr. Sillerman said.
(Turkey's gains were diminished because it raised the income ceilings on social taxes).
In asymmetric systems where the circuit power consumptions at each node are different or the bidirectional packet sizes are unequal, the advantage of two-way relaying diminishes because it can not simultaneously minimize the energy consumed by the transmissions in two directions.
Sixty-three dafterfter Jordan McNair died, the University of Maryland is still pondering it all — its football coach, its training staff, its direction — and the entire school is diminished because of it.
But this leverage could soon be diminished because of concerns that it has been used too liberally to lock up low-level nonviolent offenders who face punishments that are much more severe than their crimes.
"The percentage of chance diminishes because of it but because you've got a ticket you do have a chance.
