Sentence examples for for a diminished from inspiring English sources

Like most transplant recipients, Kainer takes daily antirejection medication and takes precautions for a diminished immune system.

CTWD's members may need to ask themselves whether they would prefer to cheer for Hull Tigers in the EPL, or for a diminished Hull City in the Championship or worse.

Republican presidential hopefuls have repeatedly called for a diminished federal hand in public schools, often suggesting to ax the Department of Education altogether.

One possible explanation is that decreased NK function might be responsible for a diminished ability to clear the infecting pathogen and remove the source of antigenic stimulation at early stages of infection [ 32].

She loved cooking, even for a diminished eater.

This would account for a diminished ACTH response to metyrapone in PTSD.

Republicans can't take sole credit for creating a vision of a diminished America.

For those remaining in the capital as their departments move north, there will be much competition in the BBC's "internal market" for a diminishing number of roles.

And at a time of eye-watering cuts to council budgets, that often means diluted services for a diminishing pool of recipients.

In the Bergerac appellation alone there are more than 2,000 winemakers — small, medium and large — all competing for a diminishing market against non-European wines of superior quality.

Labour governments always suffered under Tory press dominance, but since 1979 competition for a diminishing readership and viewership has hugely intensified.