Sentence examples for diminished under the from inspiring English sources

Inequality has diminished under the current government.

This suggests that, overall, charities' involvement in the field of welfare to work has actually diminished under the "big society" WP.

Under the Umayyads, the emir exercised administrative and financial powers, somewhat diminished under the ʿAbbāsids, who introduced a separate financial officer.

Ewing argues that "the erosion of liberty has increased not diminished under the 'culture of liberty' created by the HRA" – this might be because the existence of an apparently activist judiciary has lulled parliament into a false sense of security.

Many of his recommendations could be done through changes in House rules and procedure if he could win backing of a majority and overcome resistance from senior lawmakers who could see their influence diminished under the changes.

The Anglo-Saxon queens of England had exercised considerable formal power, but this tradition had diminished under the Normans: at most their queens ruled temporarily as regents on their husbands' behalf when they were away travelling, rather than in their own right.

Surprisingly, rhythms are weaker in light dark cycles and the circadian-regulated morning peak of activity is diminished under these conditions.

One potential explanation for these findings is that in high LD regions the imputing AR is determined primarily by the high levels of LD between markers; the capacity for MAF to influence AR is greatly diminished under these circumstances.

Although mutations have been found to occur also using non-integrating strategies [ 16], the levels of nuclear and mtDNA alterations may be diminished under these conditions [ 17].

The differences in the frequencies of non-VDJ recombination-mediated deletions and rearrangements are diminished under these circumstances.

In contrast, R2 responses were significantly greater after siRNA-mediated knockdown of arrestin3, indicating that ETA receptor desensitization is diminished under these conditions (Fig. 9, C– E).