Sentence examples for in much diminished from inspiring English sources

Much of what Darwin encountered is still there, although in much diminished number.

His sanitized spin on the Civil War could not have been better framed to appeal to an unreconstructed white cohort that, while much diminished in the 21st century, popped back out of the closet during the Obama ascendancy.

Although much diminished, anarchist activity in Japan did not completely cease during this period.

Wozencraft's story of murder and family dynamics in southern Texas is suspenseful, though much diminished by an implausible plot and forced attempts at depth.

That has allowed the town to sustain a key industry, though in a much diminished form.

There is room for oil to exist in a much diminished capacity but coal and Natural gas are done.

After the treaty Mr. Carter lost significant support among American Jews and was not re-elected; Begin too saw support from his conservative base erode, and he left office in 1983 much diminished.

A tail of sodium that had been seen behind Mercury during the first two flybys, in January 2008 and October 2008, was much diminished in the third flyby.

Frank's confidence in Levin, already much diminished, failed altogether.

The big textiles houses that dominated the scene in 1990 were much diminished over the next decade (although Bombay Dyeing is, despite its name, still in business), and some of the grand families behind them such as the Mafatlals dropped from the upper ranks of capitalist clans.

Nevertheless, similar passions in Europe have much diminished, if not quite disappeared.