Sentence examples for is diminished when from inspiring English sources

Personal freedom is diminished when the most intimate secrets can be monitored by employers and merchants.

The stature of international law is diminished when a nation violates it with impunity.

The Senate's advice-and-consent role is diminished when it allows this sort of evasion.

And the quality of the experience is diminished when the choices are very narrow and predictable.

"Social distance is diminished when children learn longer together," says Christa Goetsch, Hamburg's (Green) education minister.

There is also an argument that the case for subsidy is diminished when subsidised organisations do not pay artists properly.

Santana is all of those things, but he is diminished when he is hurting and his fastball is hurting.

The need for traditional distribution deals is diminished when production costs are often as low as a few thousand dollars.

Religions are diminished when government controls the church pulpit; government is diminished when religion is cemented into law.

It's heavily shaped by environment — potential is diminished when children suffer from parasites or lead in air pollution.

At the same time, he said, he believes that the church is diminished when people of strongly held views separate themselves from it.