Sentence examples similar to more often diminished from inspiring English sources

Because he is forced to run the ball more, Bush is returning punts less often, diminishing the potency of his threat.

Even for those of us who are more literary-minded, seeing lyrics written on a page often diminishes whatever pleasure they gave when embedded in the context of a song.

ATLANTA — A nationwide study has found that the uninsured and those covered by Medicaid are more likely than those with private insurance to receive a diagnosis of cancer in late stages, often diminishing their chances of survival.

Sensitivity to allergens often diminishes with time.

That's because returns often diminish as funds become larger.

First, as noted above, suspense often diminishes after we have watched a movie, and continues to diminish on subsequent viewings.

Looking back on it, the failure of the Social Security proposal in 2005 marked the symbolic end of more than two decades in which conservatives had pushed — successfully, more often than not — to diminish the role of government and to elevate the role of the market in the national economy and the lives of individuals.

But that capital diminishes the more often you do it.

Women whose physical activity increased or remained stable had improved QoL more often than women whose physical activity diminished.

These results indicated that both heads have a propensity of searching for the energetically favorable binding sites on an actin filament, but the leading head does that more often because its binding affinity is diminished due to the molecular stress (enabling the next forward step) that it features.

We have seen recurring events, such as regulatory concerns in Asia, have a diminishing impact the more often the markets face them.