Sentence examples for having diminished from inspiring English sources

Gen. Douglas V. O'Dell Jr., will take on a position widely seen as having diminished in importance over the last 18 months, as much of the federal recovery money coming to this region has already been allocated.

"Most participants saw the downside risks arising from economic and financial developments abroad as having diminished and judged the risks to the outlook for domestic economic activity and the labor market to be nearly balanced".

The statement also repeated language first introduced after the Fed's previous meeting, in June, that "the committee sees the downside risks to the outlook for the economy and the labor market as having diminished since the fall," when the Fed began this latest push aimed at increasing the pace of growth.

Malnutrition in children may also lead to permanent effects and to their having diminished health capital later in life as adults.

Reinforcing our results, in a previously published screening, dga1 and tgl3 were identified as having diminished and increased number of LDs, respectively [44].

The designation POI is thus best reserved as alluding to the entire gamut of disorders having diminished ovarian reserve occult, subclinical, iatrogenic.

So the campaign could end up having diminishing returns.

The crowds have diminished.

Civil liberties have diminished.

His weight has diminished.

Supplies of goods have diminished.