Sentence examples for diminished its effectiveness from inspiring English sources

And as the offense floundered, the defense did not get to rest, which diminished its effectiveness.

Differences among the commanders of the fleet diminished its effectiveness against an experienced opponent like Barbarossa.

In addition, Colonel Qaddafi's close identification with the new union may diminish its effectiveness.

"It can't be read as a two-hour P.S.A.," Mr. Rzepka said, which would diminish its effectiveness.

England's plastic bag charge was a long time coming – long after Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales – and critics predicted its exemptions for small stores and paper bags would diminish its effectiveness.

The system came under scrutiny during England's 3-0 victory at home when several faint edges appeared to go undetected, with Brennan claiming protective tape on players' bats was diminishing its effectiveness.

It was found that starting Huff-and-Puff too early in the life of the well diminishes its effectiveness, and that shorter soaking periods are preferable over longer waiting times.

Cornwallis refused this initial offer because the position was subservient to that of the Lord Lieutenant, which he felt would diminish its effectiveness.

Notice that all changes to BAF11 which remove binding groups diminish its effectiveness as an inhibitor of toxicity.

Stigma undermines the success of prevention programs and can negatively influence access to antiretroviral therapy (ART), diminishing its effectiveness [ 7] or may affect the quality of life for people undergoing ART [ 8].

Among them, the G+C content of the third codon positions (GC3) is the most basic but still an effective characteristic, although the "amelioration" process unfolding in the course of genomic evolution may diminish its effectiveness [ 41].