Sentence examples for diminished enough from inspiring English sources

Because, in the eyes of the government, employment rights haven't been diminished enough already.

By the summer of 1999, the white noise had diminished enough for him to listen to himself.

Coimbra hypothesized that this brain state could lead to a misdiagnosis of brain death in patients whose cerebral blood flow was diminished enough that it couldn't be detected by the standard tests.

Coalition military operations focused on improving population security, both in and outside of Baghdad, will remain critical to the success of local and regional efforts until sectarian fears are diminished enough to enable the Shia-led Iraqi government to fully support the efforts of local Sunni groups.

His standing was diminished enough that a Democratic primary challenger ran against him on the premise that he'd be better in a general election against a moralizing Republican.

But almost 70 years on, the drama's shock power has diminished enough to disclose that the fiery playwright could have achieved, in much less time, his plan to depict the careless rule owners exercise over those they own.

Soon, the crowd diminishes, enough for one dogged follower to claim Smith's attention.

Let the well bleed out BILLIONS of gallons of crude oil over the course of several years, until either the reservoir empties or the pressure diminishes enough for current capping technology or new interventions become available.

The number of things we are still able to enjoy is diminishing fast enough without any assistance from the higher criticism.

George also led the final Washington drive, but could not get Murray, whose range has diminished greatly, close enough.

If the gods come across as too human, they can seem diminished, not substantial enough to carry Wagner's mythological saga.