Sentence examples for if it diminished from inspiring English sources

Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has said that military intervention would be "deeply unjust" if it diminished the prospects of peace and reconciliation in Syria.

But however familiar this idea may be now, when it was explored in Arendt's "Eichmann in Jerusalem" in 1963, many critics found it offensive, as if it diminished Eichmann's villainy.

If any of them thought it was unprofessional, or if it diminished their respect for me, I never heard about it.

If it diminishes by one drop then our blood is the alternative".

"If it diminishes their contributions to our country, it is way off base," he said.

"If anything," Mr. Galen said, "it diminished the end of the Clinton administration because the last major story of Clinton, once again, had to do with a scandal".

If anything, she said, it diminishes the experiences of older Puerto Rican migrants, on whom the word was used like a bludgeon.

If we are merely patients, it diminishes our ability to question the kind of treatment we are receiving".

I know that political forces on the right are determined to restrict access to abortion and to vilify the legal procedure, even if it means diminishing the availability of other health services that help women and children.

Politicians will think twice before they replace a well-known revenue stream, even if it is diminishing, with a new one that might not be as plentiful as expected as the case of London shows.

Popovich has obviously decided that an extra home game in a potential best-of-seven Western Conference fisal is not worth the struggle if it could diminish the Spurs' chances of getting that far.