Sentence examples for diminished it was from inspiring English sources

The city was not merely diminished — it was also in the process of diminishing further.

Moreover, we detected that the biotin-binding affinity of sbAvd-1 was not completely diminished; it was still high enough to inhibit sbAvd-1 from binding to testosterone-BSA (Table 1, Figures 4 and 5).

Second, while illegal immigration has slightly diminished, it's still a problem.

Bellow doesn't have a late style as such - if his energy has diminished it is ample, and threatens to be excessive still.

You see some political parties emerging in some places, you see social revolts, you see burning districts … But it's because the systems of wealth distribution are diminished – it's not down to urbanisation directly".

While the monumental evidence from the communist period is clearly diminishing, it is more noticeable now when its presence is not mandated.

He went on, "When things start to diminish, it's time to go home".

That we are proud, we relish our idiosyncrasy in television, that it defines our greatness, and that to diminish it is to sterilise our ambition.

While it is true that as the numeral after a franchise title goes up, the movie's quality diminishes, it is still likely that box office returns will rise.

As her own ability to edit which bits of her life are suitable for public consumption presumably diminishes, it's probably time to save poor Jade from being judged any further and still found wanting.

"While uncertainty is diminishing, it is not yet gone," says ConvergEx Group chief market strategist Nicholas Colas.