Sentence examples for diminished quite from inspiring English sources

"From 2008, membership diminished quite badly," Johnson said.

I think online it's still got some power but its circulation has diminished quite a lot.

This is possible only if the friction has diminished quite dramatically during the flow, which is consistent with ice lubrication (De Blasio 2014).

In the Santorini case, the unrest, and official anxiety, diminished quite quickly and our approach was not progressed to the point where detailed consideration was given to BBN parameters, analysis of data uncertainty or the elicitation of expert judgements for quantifying uncertainties to be used in the BBN.

And if it does, the need for dysprosium and neodymium will diminish quite a lot.

People are drinking at home more and the bar sector in France is diminishing quite considerably at the moment, so it's going to affect us quite badly I think". The Bowler's barman, Paul Plowman, said he believed that more bars and pubs could be forced to close if the new legislation was passed.

Is that bon mot now diminished, not quite as good or meaningful as it would be if laid bare for the public?

Should the IMF back down to its two European lending partners, its authority would be diminished and quite possibly its reputation hurt.

As shown in Figure  6, an alanine substitution did not attenuate signaling activity both in vitro and in vivo, whereas the slightly more spacious isoleucine residue diminished activity quite significantly in the zebrafish embryo.

"The ability of net exports to subsidise wasteful investment will diminish – perhaps quite rapidly.

This is not to diminish her quite substantial achievement in administration.