Sentence examples for diminished to the detriment from inspiring English sources

Artists, writers, arts organisations and parents are deeply concerned that the arts in secondary education are being diminished to the detriment of future audiences, future cultural innovation and most paradoxically, future British design and product development.

This valuable perspective is continuously diminished to the detriment of us all.

The agreements to curb cold-calling of each others' workers, the Justice Department complaint said, "diminished competition to the detriment of the affected employees who were likely deprived of competitively important information and access to better job opportunities".

As we move up the education spectrum, the number of women studying Stem subjects diminishes, which is to the detriment of the number of women in the hiring channel.

The alternative of not being involved would result in diminishing UK engagement in key strategic collaborations in sectors such as aerospace, medicine, transport and energy, to the detriment of  the nation's competitive performance".

This indicates that the dispersion observed from the prominent tendency of diminishing maximum contig coverage with increasing CbO/C is due to foreign reads being assembled during he reconstruction of particular genomes to the detriment of the reconstruction of their original genomes (positive and negative dispersion along the Y-axis respectively).

"That is to the detriment of veterans".

To the detriment of me, the patient.

-- to the detriment of his marriage.

This is to the detriment of development.

He loves them to the detriment of artistic moderation".