Sentence examples for diminished nearly from inspiring English sources

When I asked him about Putin, he replied, "There were a couple of instances in prison when I said, 'It's better for you to not do this, because if you do this, you'd better kill me.' " As he spoke, his voice diminished nearly to a whisper.

Adding to that shock is the fact that middle-class investors have seen their portfolios, upon which they depended for retirement, diminished nearly by half.

In our case, we found that after the dual immunization, the response against the BF peptide located on the V3 loop was notably diminished (nearly above the limit of detection) (Fig. 7A), contrasting with the magnitude of responses detected after the single BF immunization (Fig. 4B).

Experiments in crows showed that the density of GCs diminished nearly concentrically from the central area towards the retinal periphery [ 49].

A growing body of scientific evidence reveals that a storm is brewing, one that could tip us into wars that make conflicts over values and ideologies utterly meaningless as we scavenge and stake claims on diminishing, nearly depleted resources to ensure our survival.

Overexpression of SOD1 in aging Drosophila female GSCs and mouse NSCs increases their cellular proliferation and prolongs their maintenance, while endogenous SOD1 activity diminishes nearly 1.5-fold in aged rat gastrocnemius muscle (7-month-old versus 30-month-old) [ 52- 54].

"The trust between attorney and client, and client and attorney, has diminished to nearly zero".

The paper's circulation has diminished by nearly half in the last decade.

In Europe as a whole, the numbers in the priesthood diminished by nearly 1,000 last year.

IN the days after Sept. 11, realtors and brokers reported, the generally robust sales activity abruptly diminished to nearly nil.

With the House in Republican hands, the chances of passing meaningful legislation diminished to nearly zero, and that, in a peculiar way, put more focus on the issue of judicial nominations.