Sentence examples similar to diminished struggle from inspiring English sources

Her fellow heads of government are diminished figures, struggling to navigate their own fractured domestic political terrain.

By keeping the discussions within specific occupational groups, we diminished possible struggles for status and power between participants.

Calling them economic "migrants" diminishes their struggle.

To call e-cigarettes or vaping a fad diminishes the struggle smokers undertake to quit smoking.

Allyship, while seemingly helpful, often devolves into focusing on white stories, diminishing the struggle of people of color.

I don't take offense to the subject matter, and I'm sure it is a powerful story that blends the trials of World War II, so I don't diminish that struggle.

As the art market continued to escalate and museums struggled for diminished funds with increased demands, branding provided a way for an institution or an artist to stand out in a crowded field.

Additionally, Robertson points out that Manuel's contributions — he was the writer or co-writer of several of the Band's first songs — sharply diminished as his personal struggles mounted.

And the center's financial struggles have diminished the quality of the shows that audiences see on stage.

The remark drew criticism from people who thought the focus on fashion diminished the more serious struggles women face.

In the States I'm an occupier whose every attempt to dialogue is normalizing the occupation and diminishing the Palestinian struggle.