Sentence examples for diminished so much from inspiring English sources

But that's diminished so much for us, and we've replaced it.

But its usefulness has diminished so much that it has frequently been used for nonmilitary purposes like housing Cuban and Haitian refugees in the 1980's.

The field, known as vector biology or medical entomology, began shrinking in the 1970's because diseases carried by insects had diminished so much that there were few jobs for vector biologists.

I think the great American musical got damaged because the volume of American plays that musicals fed off diminished so much that even the plays themselves could not help being affected by it.

"Our standing in the world has diminished so much because people think that the United States wants to dictate across the world instead of cooperate across the world," Mr. Obama said Saturday.

England are about to face them five times in less than a year – they take them on in London next month and play three Tests in the Land of the Long White Shroud in June – and as a consequence, what was once cherished as a jewel in the union game's crown has diminished so much in rarity value that it has become mere common currency.

We diminish so much for reasons that are not accentuating excellence and performance.

As a consequence of the increasing size of these systems, the frequency of some inter-area modes diminishes so much so that these oscillatory phenomena interact with the dynamics of the speed governors.

Beyond a dramatic drop in poverty from 49 percent to 27 percent from 1999 to 2008, Venezuela has also seen inequality diminish, so much so that the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean ranked it highest for inequality reduction among 12 neighboring countries in the region.

"We've diminished so many other things.

The managers felt their responsibilities were diminished so they felt diminished too.