Sentence examples for diminished little from inspiring English sources
Though Mr. Lyon's drive has diminished little throughout his career, he said it has finally begun to slow.
The level of mutual suspicions between Japan and China, China and Taiwan, Australia and Indonesia, and other nations scattered across the Pacific have diminished little in the last seven years.
The firestorm has diminished little since he said on Sunday that victims of "legitimate" rape rarely get pregnant because "the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down".
Yet in an encouraging development for country music, this kind of risk-taking hasn't diminished Little Big Town's commercial standing.
Under conditions in which Yae1 and Lto1 were absent or greatly diminished, little iron was incorporated into Rli1, signaling the absence of Fe-S clusters on the protein.
Cameron's wretched place in the history books looks set to be the man who broke the union, and left a diminished little England as his legacy.
"The political role of the military is diminishing little by little," said Francisco Javier Cuadra, a lawyer who was General Pinochet's chief of staff between 1984 and 1987.
Over half of ICU survivors are reported to have significant psychiatric symptoms which appear to diminish little over time.
However, the strong association between BPH and prostate cancer may diminish little even if the cases identified by TURP are excluded.
With the Times's circulation and profitability now diminished, and little love for the new owners, the age of Otis seems greater than ever.
"It's diminished a little, but rage is still never very far away … I still have that stuff in me, the hillbilly rage as it's been called.
