Sentence examples for have really diminished from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, it would have really diminished the ability to look at all aspects of the data that go into making senior level decisions.

"In Copeland especially, the incumbent MP has really diminished Labour's majority.

Because A Clockwork Orange is also an allegorical tale of state control – of the establishment versus the individual, of puppet-masters and puppets – which could only have been concocted during the paranoid postwar/cold war years, but whose themes have never really diminished since publication.

As the movie advances, and ironic detachment recedes, this on-screen gimmick noticeably declines, too, and by the end it has disappeared altogether, although everyone's web use has not really diminished one bit.

But has popularity really diminished the festival spirit?

"It really diminishes what states have said about marriage," said Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

And there is plenty of evidence to suggest that racism really has diminished.For a start, blacks themselves think so.

And so he was really diminishing what the State has said is marriage.

Her eyesight has greatly diminished.

It really diminishes his credibility.

Being the No. 3 guy really diminishes those chances.