Sentence examples for games diminished from inspiring English sources

Frisbee‐playing and other games diminished in the heat of the day, but drug sales continued to be brisk.

However, the "golden age" of the genre ended in the wake of the success of Capcom's Street Fighter II (1991), which drew gamers back towards one-on-one fighting games, while the subsequent emerging popularity of 3D video games diminished the popularity of 2D-based pugilistic games in general.

With London 2012 only 100 days away, a BBC-commissioned poll has revealed that support for the Games diminishes the further you go from the South East.

Some pundits have suggested that the proliferation of outdoor games diminishes the novelty and excitement surrounding them, and that eventually, secondary-market prices and demand will drop.

Is the value of an All-Star game diminished when many of the best senior prospects decline an invitation?

Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers said in an ESPN radio appearance Tuesday, "The game is being tarnished by an N.F.L. who obviously cares more about saving some money than having the integrity of the game diminished".

He continued: "The game is being tarnished by an N.F.L. that obviously cares more about saving some money than having the integrity of the game diminished a little bit".

The writer claims that the quality of the game diminished during the second half, and he wondered whether the advantages of the new perspective the stadium provided were only temporary.

And within a minute City's hopes of getting back into the game diminished greatly and it was more defensive indiscipline that cost them.

Problem is that when people automate your game, they end up losing interest as their time investment in the game diminishes, as does the necessary skill level to shoot up through levels in games.

Those same teams know that TV rights holders might demand compensation if their weekly slate of games was diminished.