"I would hate it if our football tournament was diminished by people taking what I believe would be unnecessary objections".
Trump's comments, which reports indicated seemed to suggest that McCain's service in Vietnam was diminished by having been taken prisoner, were hedged because, as Sharyl Atkisson points out, in full, Trump said that McCain is both a hero and not a hero (if Sydney Schanberg is correct that McCain helped suppress evidence we left POWs in Vietnam, that certainly would diminish his legacy).
"The capacity of the United States to intervene in defense of the dollar is not in any way diminished by what has taken place". The Mexico bailout consists of $20 billion in loans from money usually reserved for propping up the dollar on international currency markets.
The function a(g) gives a fraction between zero and one that diminishes the attenuation by taking into account forward scattered photons that, by nature of their forward trajectory, do not contribute to signal loss with depth.
A significant interaction (p = 0.02) was seen for water DBCM and those taking CYP2E1 substrates, indicating that the positive effect per unit of water DBCM on blood DBCM was diminished by 30% among those taking CYP2E1 substrates.
Here, it will diminish demand for oil by taking the cheapest raw materials imaginable, carbon dioxide and water, and using them to make fuel and plastics.Fermenting sugar into ethanol is an art as old as the ancient Egyptians; the enzymes used are slow and steady ones provided by nature.
This invasion of elementary basic rights of freedom of the press is not diminished by the "corrective remedial" action taken to restore the integrity and impartiality of the IRS.
Mr. Brown said that Electronic Arts' interest in Take-Two was diminished by recently published research showing a slowdown in the sales of Grand Theft Auto IV, the latest iteration of the hit game.
Because boards tend to grow conservative over time, every year, the Amazon board gave a report of an organization that was diminished by the "institutional no"– doing more analysis and take fewer risks.
While it would be diminished by the loss of one of its most dynamic members, the EU can take the hurt.
