Sentence examples for diminished nature from inspiring English sources
Future forays into fundraising will reflect the diminished nature of Terra Firma's ambitions, Hands said.
Mr. Boehner may hope that the diminished nature of his final demand about Congressional subsidies will embarrass Democrats into approving it, but his tactics are as dangerous as ever.
The diminished nature of the season ahead became apparent on Aug. 21, when Paramount Pictures — stung last year by heavy spending on "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," which never quite found its footing in the awards quest and accompanying box office derby — suddenly bumped Martin Scorsese's drama "Shutter Island" into next year, moving it out of the current Oscar race altogether.
Others said the project, in seeking to create art in the midst of an already stunning natural setting in a rugged river valley, would diminish nature by presuming to improve upon it — a prospect that would offend true lovers of Colorado's wild beauty and keep them away.
It diminishes us, it diminishes nature.
Not least because it did not diminish the nature of the performance.
This attention to enslaved life is not inserted in the exhibition to diminish the nature of Jefferson's achievements, but to illuminate his world.
Further considering the diminishing increment nature of the logarithmic relation, the actual loading is recommended to be lower than that at coupling-onset to achieve better cost-efficiency (with loading 30% lower than that at coupling-onset, the broadband absorption reduces only 10%).
If it is equality of opportunity that Aldrich desires, he need look no further than his family's fortune, which was diminished by human nature rather than by the strong arm of the government.
Trends prioritizing risk reduction have diminished access to nature and risky play.
The utility of Feature-Response curve is thus not diminished by the nature of the simple features, and it should be used in combination with other metrics and alignments to the reference genome (if available).
