Sentence examples for diminished the influence from inspiring English sources
Some Republicans said a backlash against the energy plan had diminished the influence of Vice President Dick Cheney, its main architect.
There are complaints that the paper has lost energy since Benjamin C. Bradlee retired as editor, in September of 1991, but nothing seems to have diminished the influence that the Post holds over the nation's political agenda; and nothing has diminished the paper's almost mystical importance to the city's permanent population of malcontents, leakers, and strivers.
The idea of quietly showing a candidate the door is an idea that harkens back to the days when the political parties were run by a handful of power brokers — before "super PACs," the Tea Party and politics by Twitter diminished the influence of the parties.
The Coordinating Center structure had been unpopular with many at CDC because it diminished the influence of national centers under its umbrella.
McCain and others on the panel agreed that the new dynamics of campaign finance have diminished the influence of the political parties.
Anne's father consented to the marriage eagerly because it diminished the influence of his other son-in-law, William of Orange, who was naturally unhappy at the match.
