Sentence examples for diminished more from inspiring English sources

No skill within the game has been diminished more than that of the medium pacer.

Antagonism to coeducation in England and on the European continent diminished more rapidly in higher education than in secondary.

But with eight months left in office, his ability to shape the country's legislative and political agenda has diminished more quickly than his aides and allies expected — or at least hoped — only weeks ago.

And that's really the point of next month's UK general election, in which the current Conservative prime minister, David Cameron, and his Labour challenger, Ed Miliband, are battling for the top job: this year, those powers are diminished more than they have been for a century.

As a man's emotional involvement in the home diminished, more and more parental responsibilities went to his partner, making her the primary parent and him the secondary one.

By this time the concentration of H2O2 in culture medium had diminished more than 10-fold.

"As those capabilities diminish, more people find themselves in danger," she told the Commons on Wednesday.

The alt-right's appearance of influence will diminish more and more as they start to fight amongst themselves".

On deck, the balls of wool unraveled, diminishing more quickly as the ship steamed out into the gray waves.

While the number of camps continued to diminish, more than 62,000 people were still displaced in early 2016.

Additionally, since the effect of red light diminishes more quickly as nest box distance from the light source increases, the research team suggests that birds may perceive red light as being less intense than other colours.