Sentence examples for gone diminished from inspiring English sources

And they are, if not gone, diminished.

During the First World War the public's appetite for concert-going diminished drastically, but from the start of the Second it was clear that there was a huge demand for live music.

You're not going to get diminished priority for somebody outside of your district to get a choice if you rank it lower.

At some point you're going to get diminishing returns if you show too many games.

"If I give you world-class service at 150 ,you're going to get diminishing returns if I put 500 through," Sergeant Gidcumb said.

"That's just a reality for me that my chances are going to start diminishing, but I don't think you look at it in terms of, 'Oh, geez, I only have four more chances,' because who knows".

And the sense that you have to be here or you can't play is going to start diminishing".

North of the Merritt Parkway, Round Hill Road, one of four arteries that run up from central Greenwich to the New York State line, enters what is called backcountry Greenwich, the precinct of the old country estates, now mostly gone or diminished.

The instantretaliation moment is going to diminish.

It's not going to diminish.

Crime goes up, diminishing the likelihood of punishment, which causes crime to rise again.