Sentence examples for has been attenuating from inspiring English sources

The company is still primarily a tabloid publisher, a business that has been attenuating for 15 years.

The result is that a great adult fable has been attenuated to the thinness of a children's story.

Played here by George Grizzard as a kind of Andy of Mayberry hick, his journey from naïveté to wisdom has been attenuated to falseness.

The creators seem to have used the Bronte story as mere stage directions, and as a result a great adult fable has been attenuated to the thinness of a children's story (3:00).

The creators seem to have used the Bronte story as mere stage directions, and a great adult fable has been attenuated to the thinness of a children's story (3:00).

The creators seem to have used the Bronte story as mere stage directions here, and as a result a great adult fable has been attenuated to the thinness of a children's story (3:00).

John McCain's religious-outreach effort has been attenuated at best, perhaps reflecting the candidate's pronounced ambivalence toward the religious right, and the insistent agenda of cultural conservatives in general.

The creators seem to have used the Brontë story as mere stage directions here, and as a result a great adult fable has been attenuated to the thinness of a children's story (3:00).

Any good choice of H should lead to ξnr(H ≥1, in which case the noise has been attenuated.

Evidently, in states benefitting differentially from the agricultural commodity boom, the secular decline in agriculture (and the associated decline in demand for unskilled labor) has been attenuated.

As we will see later, in the field tests, this effect has been attenuated first by adding an extra care in positioning the illuminators, and second because shiny parcels are very uncommon in practice.