Sentence examples for diminished less from inspiring English sources

But Johnson's reputation has diminished less than his pep.

The worrying thing since has been that, even without communism, Russia's capacity for ruining itself has diminished less than one might have hoped.

This inequality has diminished mildly, although the inequality in emissions across countries ordered in the increasing value of income (inequality between rich and poor countries) has diminished less than the "simple" inequality in emissions.

After all, after one child I felt depleted, diminished, less than, and powerless.

The results showed that lP3a amplitude diminished less from frontal to central and parietal areas in the children with RAOM than the controls.

The lP3a amplitude diminished less in the children with RAOM than in the controls from frontal to central and parietal areas, which may indicate an immature control of attention switch in children with RAOM.

"The country is grey and / brown and white in trees / snows and skies of laughter always diminishing, less funny / not just darker, not just grey".

Toughening of PLA by blending with immiscible polymers [e.g., 21– 23] allows maintaining its Tg and diminishes less the yield strength and elastic modulus.

Interestingly, while all of the Fe·BLM cleavage bands for DNA 7 appeared to be diminished upon methylation of cytidines at four positions (cf. panels A and B of Figure 3), cleavage at sites more distant from the sites of methylation (e.g., A9 and C17) seemed to diminish less.

In the cn/cn there were hypertrophic cells present but they were not always aligned vertically, the number was markedly less than in the normal, and the matrix was diminished and less well organized.

Leo F. Mullin, chairman and chief executive of Delta Air Lines and an opponent of the deal, said his estimate of its chances of success had diminished to less than 50-50.