Sentence examples for diminished positions from inspiring English sources

Often people like to say that women who speak against their own gender's intrinsic value, worth, and leadership ability are simply proving that sexism is legitimate and the men who relegate women to secondary, diminished positions are right.

Critics of Mr Gates argue that he is hollowing out the armed forces and accepting a diminished position for America in the world.

But Britain's naturally diminished position in the global order does not mean it has to limit itself to – on the one hand – grandstanding, and – on the other – splendid isolation.

We've been told that Yelp will continue to fight the Google fight despite its diminished position.

This is certain to lead to a diminished position in the world economy.

In three implant systems, the theoretical rotational freedom clearly deviated from the experimental results suggesting high manufacturing tolerances diminishing position stability of the abutment.

"Deliberately or innocently, both the human rights commissioner and the solicitor general have allowed themselves to be involved in the political games, and by doing that they have diminished the positions they hold and themselves," he said.

He has diminished his position, the court he sits on and the rule of law in Pennsylvania.

Bush has left the US in disarray domestically and has diminished our position internationally.

Kelly further diminished the position of First Deputy when he removed its primary function -- the departmental disciplinary process -- and created a new civilian position of Deputy Commissioner for the Department Advocate's Office, reporting to Kelly and bypassing the First Dep's office.

The silent consumer voice has diminished the position of advocates for obstetric -led maternity care in a climate of rising consumer participation.