Sentence examples for diminished sending from inspiring English sources

And by the 1800s, the silver was depleted and its global price diminished, sending the city into a decline that it is only recently recovering from, thanks to the demand for tin, lead and zinc.

And their hopes of rescuing a precious point diminished when Meyler was sent off moments later for a high tackle on Naughton.

The Foxes had a penalty appeal turned down, but Huddersfield's chances of an equaliser were diminished when Vaughan was sent off for flattening Wasilewski with a two handed push in the back.

Despite these diminished totals, Sternad has sent at least six mailers to constituents in his district.

It will also diminish our standing in the world, sending yet another message that the United States values gun rights over human life.

But Sever has now turned against the duplicitous Gant and his D.I.A., and he is constantly sending a never-diminishing number of highly motivated goons to do her in.

Feigned adult A.D.D. has a similar consequence -- it sends you the signal, through diminished acknowledgment of your existence and essential humanity, that you are not very important.

The NOAA-15 satellite launched in 1998, for example, continues to collect and send data today, although the quality has diminished over time by about half.

But their departure would not diminish the coalition's fighting power as significantly as sending home troops whose full-time mission is combat.

- Physician Staff perceived a diminished ability for patients to modify prescriptions, as these were sent directly to the dispensing pharmacy via the fax server.

Sending European ships to intercept the smugglers' stranded vessels will do little to diminish this trade.