Sentence examples for diminished through from inspiring English sources
One wants to say she achieves closure, if only that important word were not so unfortunately diminished through glib overuse.
While acknowledging the importance of consistency, we can also ask whether the court's authority would be diminished through greater candor.
With their play, even a Celtics team diminished through attrition is showing it is not ready to relinquish its championship pedigree.
The sheer greed of cricket administrators has led to packed schedules with the result that the product has been diminished through injury, jaded performances and earlier retirements.
Labour's narrow five-seat majority in the election of October 1974 diminished through the term, forcing the party to enter a "Lib-Lab" pact with the Liberal Party.
The capacity crowd at Centre Court, which had not diminished through two rain delays, continually roared with delight or surprise and took turns chanting each combatant's first name, which is not the way these things usually work at proper Wimbledon.
The result could be increased power for parties to anoint candidates, which is expressly what Mayor Michael Bloomberg has said he wants to diminish through a nonpartisan system.
Religion flourishes in conditions of active support and active persecution; in a socially and politically liberal climate it diminishes through natural causes.
Appropriating Lear gave Kurosawa scope to meditate on man's diminishing through age, but, in so doing, he produced, at 75, a film of breathtaking power and scale, and one of the most visually arresting war films ever made.
Yet our access to books isn't just diminishing through the library closures or a culled GCSE reading list.
In low pH and high divalent cation concentration, charge property of organic matters diminishes through the neutralization of functional groups as well as organic-calcium complexation.
