Sentence examples for diminished forms from inspiring English sources

The current recession comes on top of a nationwide backlash against the homeless, who, even as their numbers grow to alarming new levels, face diminished forms of public relief and a multitude of laws against panhandling and living on the streets.

Analyses frequently treat mixed regimes as partial or "diminished" forms of democracy, 2 or as undergoing prolonged transitions [End Page 51] to democracy.

Henry Bate and Dietrich of Freiberg argue that the diminished forms assume the character of potential forms and thus join the matter of the compound; the form of the compound is a form added to these diminished forms.

For Averroes, in contrast, the combination of the diminished forms was identical with the new form of the compound.

The two programs were approved in a severely diminished form.

But he lives on, and, in far diminished form, so does the Alhambra.

It now looks as though the ceremony will occur this year, although in a diminished form.

Their reactions may well determine whether Andersen can survive even in a greatly diminished form.

Gundel survived the war, in diminished form, under the control of Karoly.

But that might seem a pinched and diminished form of free will.

That has allowed the town to sustain a key industry, though in a much diminished form.