Sentence examples for diminished circumstances from inspiring English sources

ARTS groups are seeking strength in numbers — forming alliances, pooling resources, networking and accommodating one another's diminished circumstances.

Those who feel sorry for this multiple tournament winner and 12-time Masters competitor in apparently diminished circumstances needn't bother; Daly is in his element.

Even in diminished circumstances, Davis put his mark on the game.

Within these diminished circumstances the company still often does excellent work.

Yet Luke's diminished circumstances make for a far richer character, one whom Hamill portrays with mournful energy and depth.

Linda readily acknowledged that her life had gone awry, but she insisted that her diminished circumstances had nothing to do with being "crazy".

Economic anxiety, diminishing circumstances, income and opportunity inequality, declining aspirations and growing concerns about the future know no ethnic, racial or geographic boundaries.

However, in diminishing circumstances in which cuts, lay-offs, reductions and downsising occur, the emphasis on safety naturally erodes.

However, the price of concealment is to diminish the circumstances she emerged from and the work she must have done to get where she wanted to go.

Kenny Miller refused to allow his industry to be diminished by the circumstances, and he intermittently found himself scurrying into dangerous positions.

One potential explanation for these findings is that in high LD regions the imputing AR is determined primarily by the high levels of LD between markers; the capacity for MAF to influence AR is greatly diminished under these circumstances.