Sentence examples for is diminished at from inspiring English sources

Scotland The economic power of Scotland is diminished at times of low oil prices.

Accuracy is diminished at more extreme viscosity ratios when the less viscous fluid is in a thin layer.

As a result, residual stress is diminished at the crack tip thereby resulting in earlier crack opening within the loading cycle.

The electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) illustrates a suitable reversibility for the synthesized cathode in such a way that the resistance created at discharge is diminished at the charging process.

Actually the mechanical energy of the system is diminished at the end of each swing by the tiny amount of energy transferred out of the system by the work done by the pendulum in opposition to the forces of friction and air resistance.

Cabinets are important institutions whose collective role and shared responsibility is diminished at our peril if we do so in favour of rule of a quasi-president – one with presidential powers but little constitutional constraint, let alone by a shadowy cabal of key ministers and faceless civil servants.

Now, with debt mounting, home prices falling and job growth slowing, that pool is diminishing at an 8percentt annual rate.

Now that has been cut to 22 points, a still significant advantage but one that is diminishing at a rate that will alarm Tory strategists.

"Minority, women and small-business ownership in these industries is diminishing at such an alarming rate that many we spoke with felt we had passed the point of no return".

Scientists are finding that the variety and variability of life is diminishing at an alarming rate as a result of human activity.

Even at the extremes, the amount of natural environment that is free of discernible human influence is diminishing at an increasingly rapid pace.