Sentence examples for may dilute from inspiring English sources

Necessary changes may dilute the pure beauty of it – but we will not die.

Intervening in bond markets may dilute them and damage the central bank's credibility.

Picking so many sectors as winners, however, may dilute any impact on each one.

Moreover, multiple incumbents may dilute media attention thereby limiting name recognition advantage.

Along with yesterday's good news, Mr. Klatsky warned that certain changes in the Calvin Klein lines and financing costs may dilute earnings in 2003.

The Booker's new entry requirement may "dilute the prize", according to former Booker judge and professor of English John Mullan, but British writers have "nothing to fear".

Mr. Stoppard has trimmed the philosophical debates considerably from the script in London, which may dilute academic complexity but enhances the production's breathless momentum.

All this may dilute any song's or album's or concert's case for canonical consideration — it'd be hard to know what to send into space.

They fear anything that may dilute it.

However bringing in professional managers may dilute family control of the firm.

The ability to sell stock may dilute existing shareholders, but it should prevent bankruptcy.