Sentence examples for diminished from the from inspiring English sources

In some ways the new Beetle is much diminished from the cars of old.

But it is much diminished from the glory days when it hosted the likes of Dylan Thomas, Sid Vicious and Warhol's Chelsea Girls.

Try to ensure that you are in the centre of a row for Not I, as the impact is somewhat diminished from the side.

Even the shelter of mission and government "stations" diminished from the 1880s as policy makers decided to disperse Aboriginals, especially those of predominantly European descent.

The chamber's Democratic leader, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, said the House-passed bill had "serious omissions" and was "much diminished" from the Senate version.

But the sounds of gunfire and rockets diminished from the day before, according to residents of the city, many of whom ventured out onto the streets for the first time since the Taliban's disappearance this weekend.

Our results suggest that the adaptive potential of the resistant genotype may be diminished from that of the original wildtype.

Now, again, it's an interesting tactical question: If support diminishes from the West, will that allow Iran to fill a vacuum?

Men's ability to process language and understand what is said to them starts to diminish from the age of about 35, whilst women preserve this function until they are menopausal.

It shows that the general trend of GPS ZTD is diminishing from the south-east coastland to the north-west inland, which is in accordance with the distribution of Chinese annual amount of rainfall.

A Monte Carlo sampling of the parameter space for the well-mixed and the spatial models reveals that the probability of finding stable hypercycles with short-circuits drastically diminishes from the two-member to the three-member system, especially at growing degradation rates of the replicators.