Lawyers for his co-defendants, James L. Dolan, the chairman of the Garden, and the Garden, have said that while her competence was diminishing, she was fired for impeding their investigation into her claims of sexual harassment, not in retaliation for making them.
Her sexual enjoyment is inevitably diminished, she may be unable to give birth normally and her child is more likely to die during or immediately after birth.
Her admiration for Brothman rapidly diminished after she was reunited with him, upon her release, in 1952, from Alderson federal prison, in West Virginia, having served two years.
After the break-up, her output steadily diminished and she was already a recluse by the time her last known piece was finished in 1906.
It puzzled me how much she considered her own history to be immaterial, and if she never patently diminished herself, she was able to finesse a kind of self-removal by speaking of my father whenever she could.
They consider Yellen diminished because she wasn't part of the team making policy in 2009 — when most people outside the WH don't consider 2009 anything like a policy triumph.
And Edith, without so much as a high school equivalency degree, lands a job at the Brooklyn Public Library, working among other intellectual "expatriates and émigrés and loners every bit as lost and diminished as she was in America" (a group fairly begging for its own novel).
Her thirty years of experience in public service and being claimed as the most qualified presidential candidate was diminished because she was a woman.
"The quality of life really is diminished," she said.
"Now that the Islamist threat has diminished," she added, "the time is at hand to push harder for reforms".
