Sentence examples for diminished in both from inspiring English sources

But after four years of cutbacks throughout the auto industry, Detroit's hometown show has, like the industry it serves, diminished in both size and international stature.

Vastly diminished in both offerings and price levels, the sale reflected what Tobias Meyer, the worldwide director of Sotheby's contemporary art department and the evening's auctioneer, described as "a recalibrated market".

Still, Mr. Garrett writes that with the emergence of competing expos around the world — the 2012 New Delhi auto show held much of the automotive world's attention this week — the Detroit show is not the focal point that it once was, however many vehicle debuts it may host next week: Detroit's hometown show has, like the industry it serves, diminished in both size and international stature.

Results: During body image exposure sessions, binge-eating-disordered individuals showed significantly lower mood than controls while appearance self-esteem was diminished in both groups.

However, when the final test is delayed by 48 hours, we predicted that the influence of misinformation on final test reporting would be diminished in both conditions, allowing the benefits of interim testing of original event memory to emerge.

In the 18th century, the horse population of Finland vastly diminished in both numbers and quality.

Globally, drinking water resources are diminishing in both quantity and quality.

Strikingly, this phase diminishes in both AC and DC processes, as the depth increases.

On the contrary, as the trees grow and advance in age the contribution of foliage and roots to the total biomass diminishes in both Pinus species studied here, though it will be discussed at greater length later in this paper.

This paper is situated amidst concerns that public spaces are diminishing in both quantity and quality (Low & Smith, 2006), with this trend exacerbated by the excising of state budgets for their provision, maintenance or development, their privatisation and/or devolution of their management to corporate interests.

The magnitude of the influence the activity in one neuron can have on its coupled neighbor diminishes in both directions regardless of whether both neurons are coactive for a number of minutes or only one in the pair is highly active.