Sentence examples for diminished children from inspiring English sources

He had wondered how parents were able to bear having injured or diminished children, and understood now that it was enough to have the child alive.

The cost of these proceedings and more children being in care is placing more pressure on the diminishing children's services budgets.

However, parenting support in itself was not a new idea and was already mentioned in earlier governmental reports as a solution to societal concerns such as the diminishing child-raising experience of parents, increased labour participation of women and increased awareness of child abuse.

"Social distance is diminished when children learn longer together," says Christa Goetsch, Hamburg's (Green) education minister.

It's heavily shaped by environment — potential is diminished when children suffer from parasites or lead in air pollution.

In addition, with higher perceived discrimination, the influence of the locus of control is diminished as children become more convinced that scholastic achievement is less dependent on their own effort and more on discrimination.

Hymowitz took issue with the show's educational claims, stating that Sesame Street diminished young children's readiness for reading by limiting their abilities to engage in analytical and creative thinking.

Furthermore, perceived QoL was markedly diminished in children with DMD relative to unaffected controls.

Perceived QoL was markedly diminished in children with DMD relative to unaffected controls, except in the emotional domain.

Parent child agreement on child's HRQOL is moderate to low and tends to diminish with children age.

Known sometimes as the "birthdate effect" or "relative age effect", this generally diminishes as children get older but does not vanish.