Sentence examples for diminished from a from inspiring English sources

The number of whites has diminished from a high of about 110,000 in the mid-1970's.

The group has diminished from a peak of nearly 7,000 migrants, as some footsore travelers and parents with children have dropped out or fallen behind.

The scallop aquaculture industry has diminished from a peak of over 26,000 mt production of A. purpuratus, to barely reaching 5000 mt now.

Clinton was the first former president in U.S. history to deliver a nominating speech, and he seized the moment with his physical presence diminished from a vegan diet and past heart trouble but his symbolic presence growing larger and his popularity soaring to all-time highs.

In the study area, fire frequency has diminished from a 100-year cycle to an approximately 400-year cycle since the little Ice Age (ca. 1850; Bergeron et al. 2004).

The ratio value, a measurement of tumour stiffness, diminished from a value 36 pre-treatment to 18 post-treatment (P=0.002).

For all the input conditions except the null DMSO input, the PM ruffling extent diminished from an initial average value of 28% PM length to 5% by the end time point.

While prices for the best works seemed high and bidding was often deep, the volume of sales — nearly $600 million between the two companies — was vastly diminished from a year ago, when Sotheby's and Christie's sold a combined $729 million or two years ago when the market peaked at $1.6 billion.

The Roman Catholic Church's position is diminishing, from a cultural pillar to a lobbying group.

And if you find your intimate connection diminishing from a flame to a pilot light over time, well, you accept that as "normal".

Got stronger but then ended on a modest, quiet trill that didn't work great but didn't diminish from a solid performance.