Sentence examples for generally diminished from inspiring English sources

This act, called general revenue sharing, continued into the 1980s although the amounts it allocated generally diminished after 1980.

"It reflects the generally diminished role of the State Department in foreign policy," Mr. von Hagen said.

In cities like Butembo, where violence has generally diminished in the past few years, avoiding it remains the priority.

This is exactly what has happened: the capture of high-profile villains has not generally diminished the violence, and in some cases seems to have stoked it.

New York City may be facing steep tax increases and a generally diminished quality of life, but at least the federal government wants to buy everyone in town a new vacuum cleaner.

I mean, my God — the toxicity!" New York City may be facing steep tax increases and a generally diminished quality of life, but at least the federal government wants to buy everyone in town a new vacuum cleaner.

Nevertheless, the impact of grades generally diminishes over time.

The plot clearly shows maximum correlation values below 4 km, and the correlation generally diminishes with the MLT altitude.

The obtained results show that thermal conductivity generally diminishes by increasing the concentration of nanoparticles and increases when porosities and impurities are at the edges of sheets.

Known sometimes as the "birthdate effect" or "relative age effect", this generally diminishes as children get older but does not vanish.

Using mostly data on mixed-species bird flocks, the text highlights how groups generally diminish in size and frequency outside forests, and reviews what is, and is not, known about the cause of these occurrences.