Sentence examples for diminished both from inspiring English sources

And some retirements have clearly diminished both parties' chances for victory.

There was something irrepressible about Frida Strindberg, something angry and something ultimately diminished, both by circumstance and by herself.

The economic collapse of 2008 diminished both attendance and donations, and several institutions are teetering or failing outright.

Racism, though not gone, is greatly diminished: both opinion polls and daily experience suggest that we are truly becoming a more tolerant, open society.

After the judgment not a single one featured a lead apology; there were just more lurid headlines that further diminished both loss of life and the mental illness of an offender.

The Western drought, which has persisted for the last few years, has already diminished both surface water and groundwater supplies and increased energy costs, because of all the water that has to be pumped in from elsewhere.

That would diminish both the EU's sense of itself and its clout in the world.

This unexamined cliché is disheartening, and diminishes both Als and your publication.

The current heat wave will undeniably diminish both the quality and quantity of these foods.

A ruling against the unions would almost certainly diminish both their effectiveness and power by reducing their income.

And yet she diminishes both the pas de deux in "Agon" and the "Concerto" Opus 24 of "Episodes".