Sentence examples for diminished status from inspiring English sources

The unappealing alternative is diminished status as a quitter and saboteur seeking new terms of trade from the outside.

The Sunni, driven from power and office by the invaders, were unwilling to accept their newly diminished status.

He might mourn as well the appellation Graves, the area south of the city of Bordeaux, which suffers from greatly diminished status.

(VET teacher of building and construction) Diminished status of VET teachers In addition, some of the teachers interviewed believe the status of VET teachers in society has diminished compared to the teachers of the more prestigious general education.

Julia Moskin's article points out the diminished status that pregnant women hold in this country.

Perhaps in some way that suggests the book's diminished status in the American canon.

In intellectual circles there is much debate about France's diminishing status in the world.

What is common to these struggles and what makes their resolution an urgent matter is that they all involve the diminishing status of truth.

Set in the first quarter of the 20th century, in the fictional Texan town of Harrison which featured in much of Foote's work, it chronicles the inhabitants' diminishing status.

Sources said there did not appear to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of the 49-year-old father of three, suggesting that he has joined a growing list of senior financiers for whom substantial wealth offered little protection from the emotional traumas of joblessness and diminishing status in a recession blamed squarely on their profession.

Furthermore, one's ability to follow the code can also elevate or diminish status while incarcerated (de Viggiani 2007).