Sentence examples for much diluted from inspiring English sources

However, reggae, like any form of rebel music that generates serious revenue, has been much diluted.

Despite Terry's absence Chelsea's competitiveness was not much diluted and Tiago, after an indifferent season, was a prominent figure.

The white paper he fought for later became the foundation for Health 21, although in a much diluted form.

Thus fuel and oxidant enter the subsequent combustion zone much diluted by cooled products, depressing reaction temperatures and reactant concentrations and so greatly reducing NOx emissions.

Like a cynical quack, Mr Sarkozy prescribes homeopathic cures in which policies like protectionism are so much diluted that they cease to function.

The Ottomans now controlled much of central as well as southeastern Europe, but in the northern and western areas their power was much diluted.

If you find that it stings too much, dilute the apple cider vinegar to half strength with water first.

I don't know how much I diluted it".

In support of this view, Riley argues that the Athabaskan languages spoken by the northern tribes -- in the Pacific Northwest, Canada, and Alaska -- are "much more diluted" than that spoken by the Apache.

The best operating conditions to obtain stable and reproducible experimental data were first surveyed: only (i) electrolyte solutions much more diluted than practical DBFC anolyte (e.g. 0.01 M NaOH + 5 × 10−5 M NaBH4) and (ii) polarization of the gold electrode strictly below the region of gold oxide formation, are compatible with quasi-steady-state measurements.

It's much more diluted than it once was".