Sentence examples for diminished calling from inspiring English sources

However, contraceptive use gaps in many sub-Saharan African countries have not diminished, calling for strong family planning program efforts to improve equity.

Prince Alexandre, his role diminished, called the new organization "not a realistic approach" and said, "We cannot destroy all of what has been before".

She stays up late, tired and diminished She calls him several times, no answer She drinks wine by herself.

The intro consists of the melodic interval of a tritone or diminished (sometimes called flattened) fifth.

You can have nothing but awe-struck admiration for Ralston, who lived to write an account of his ordeal – although I confess my regard is slightly diminished by his calling the book Between a Rock and a Hard Place.

These wasted, diminished figures -- call them the Mezzo-Sopranos -- can barely make the rent on their ratty private club.

He began to experience crippling pain when he walked, because the blood supply to his bone tissue had diminished — a condition called avascular necrosis.

While Yankee starting-pitching concerns may not necessarily have mounted last night, they weren't what one might call diminished either.

As the power of the pharaoh diminished, regional governors called nomarchs began to challenge the supremacy of the pharaoh.

Nevertheless the film's success is likely to intensify rather than diminish calls for greater sexual equality in film.

His phone calls diminished.