Sentence examples for has indeed diminished from inspiring English sources

Buy-out activity has indeed diminished.

Because of consumer clout and the importance of reputation to American manufacturers, child labor in their factories overseas has indeed diminished.

He could have done more, he thinks, to stop the velvet divorce from Slovakia in 1993, something that many Czechs have come to lament and which has indeed diminished both halves of the former country.

And the nature of Wales' second-half performance will have people wondering whether last summer's victorious Lions tour has indeed diminished them.

Mr. Schanke said the spread had indeed diminished and that had helped reduce costs for small retail investors trading a few hundred shares with a discount broker.

And if the Fed feels that the costs and risks of hyper-activism have indeed diminished (the fifth argument), it becomes more comfortable maintaining intense policy experimentation.

While the new Russia has indeed done some terrible things -- particularly in Chechnya -- it has also played an important role in diminishing some of the worst aspects of the post-Soviet violence.

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It has indeed.

Indeed, diminished AMPK activity has been reported in islets from Type 2 diabetic patients [ 8].

Indeed, the film does its bit to return some luster to the legend of Camelot, which has been so diminished by a generation of tell-all books, tawdry mini-series and tabloid surmise.