Sentence examples for likely to be diminished from inspiring English sources
But their role is likely to be diminished, with the primary task of supporting the agency's spying operations, rather than producing broad intelligence assessments for policymakers.
July and August are ideal months to visit, and the distortions caused by Rio 2016 mean that demand is likely to be diminished.
"I worry about what happens in an electronic market, where the value of a listing is likely to be diminished," Arthur Levitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said in an interview yesterday.
It is not merely within Europe, Whitman believes, that Britain's voice is likely to be diminished but also in the US where, under President Barack Obama, enthusiasm for the "special relationship" has been cooler.
"If you start to narrow the focus of the government down to particular elements of the party, then it may leave you with short-term advantages in terms of presentation or not having to look at difficult issues, but I think in the long run you're likely to be diminished".
This is probably why it has angered China, which seems to be more fussed about the symbolism behind the call rather than the actual links between the two sides, which have remained strong for a number of years, and never seemed likely to be diminished.
Treat him like any other hired piece of meat and his contribution is likely to be sharply diminished.
Google's effectiveness is likely to be greatly diminished by not just the outcomes but by the very existence of the search and Android cases.
In this case, the economic value of pasture is likely to be severely diminished or lost altogether (Jarvis 1984).
Importantly, large ratios are less likely to be critically diminished and more likely to remain significant following TwoRA.
These high postfailure permeabilities are, however, likely to be transitory diminishing rapidly through the aftershock period as a consequence of fracture healing and cementation in the active hydrothermal environment (cf. Bosl and Nur 2002).
