Sentence examples for extent diminished from inspiring English sources

Aristotle's reply is that one's virtuous activity will be to some extent diminished or defective, if one lacks an adequate supply of other goods (1153b17 19).

Early marriage and child labour have to a large extent diminished in communities served by CSP schools.

However, the development of vehicles and protective clothing may have to some extent diminished the amount of cold stress (1).

For all the input conditions except the null DMSO input, the PM ruffling extent diminished from an initial average value of 28% PM length to 5% by the end time point.

"The third round of the FA Cup on the first Saturday in January was always one of the great highlights of the season, and to have less than one third of the games kicking off at three o'clock on Saturday definitely to some extent diminishes the magic of the day," he said.

This to some extent diminishes the likelihood that elephants will concentrate feeding in a particular (high protein) area until they exhaust the available resources and destroy the vegetation in the process.

Their extent has diminished from about 7 million square km in the 1990s to less than 5 million square km in five of the past seven years, with a record minimum of 3.6 million square km being set in 2012.

"To the extent you diminish your product, I think you diminish your success, in print or online," he said.

Further reducing the scale to a contain extent will diminish the wear resistance of sample.

They solely benefit the financier and, to the extent they diminish the value of private equity investment, they are detrimental to the institutional investors.

You and they went to great extent to diminish Polish and Ukrainian nations and portray them in a bad light.