Sentence examples for it will diminish from inspiring English sources

This is the one point of agreement I heard: To the extent reform of marriage can destigmatize divorce, own up to its regularity, it will diminish disappointment, limit the emotional toll.

"The United States is a very generous supporter and I do not believe it will diminish its contributions and will fully support the excellent work we are doing in 121 countries," he said.

If air gets to the blend, it will diminish its scent and dampen it.

If your cat is lying on its side now, don't rub its belly or else it will diminish the soothing effect of the massage and cause it to be playful.

"If Omnicare is allowed to purchase its biggest and only national competitor, it will diminish competition and raise health care costs — leaving taxpayers and patients to foot the bill," Richard Feinstein, the F.T.C.'s competition director, said in a statement.

Without such buoyancy, it will diminish slowly but inexorably".

"If the excitement of the first black President is great, it'll diminish if he doesn't do something about the economy, or the economy worsens, or if we suddenly find ourselves in a crisis.

Call it what you will, whatever sticky moniker that's been tossed around, from Bodice Rippers to Mommy Porn to good, old-fashioned Smut; there's not a name you can call it that will diminish its value.

The rent-a-superheroes were there to generate excitement for a new product category for EMC, one it hopes will diminish the need for products by Network Appliance, the leader in network attached storage (NAS).

Anything that you do to the coin's surface, no matter how harmless it may seem, will diminish its value.

The fear is that industrial consolidation, as it has before, will diminish opportunities for the new, idealistic, and optimistic, leaving behind the established, tested, and cynical.