Sentence examples for diminished because the from inspiring English sources

"Its reputation as a crime-ridden area has diminished because the police are doing a good job," he said.

Of course, like the "Ghostbusters" and "Austin Powers" sequels, the fun has diminished because the novelty has worn off.

For deeper beds, however, the effectiveness of grate resistance is diminished because the gas then has more residence time within the bed to track towards the passage.

The blast blew Mr. Mustafa backward several feet, but witnesses said its impact might have been diminished because the pickup truck had been parked between larger vehicles.

The science would also be diminished, because the scientists wanted to observe the Martian atmosphere during the height of the Sun's active period, which is approximately now.

While times were bleak and the New York area was slumping through the 1970's, the pressure to save open land diminished because the threat did not seem imminent.

In the ninth, some in the crowd, which was diminished because of the heat and the 6-2 stood, stood and applauded as Beltran came to bat for the last time.

At prolonged exposure, the role of the polymer coverage of the nanotube surface as a barrier for the reducing agent is diminished because of the appearance of the significant number of emission-quenching defects which are formed on the nanotube surface free of polymer.

We have come a long way since Pong and Pacman: not only are the current crop of releases utterly baffling for the uninitiated, their effects on the user are often diminished because of the cartoon nature of the violence they contain.

The glow will be slightly diminished because of the pigment in the paint but not that much.

But many experts say they suspect that the number of incidents has not diminished because, for the most part, the conditions that contributed to patterns of misbehavior are still ensconced on college campuses.