Sentence examples for much diminished for from inspiring English sources

Other than looking a little out of breath early on, the striker did not seem much diminished for his surgery and five weeks without a competitive game.

Even if the government survives, its influence will be much diminished for years.

If one team humiliates the other, that fun is much diminished (for half the participants, at least).

That there are fewer boutique studios releasing the "odd stories" Ms. Kidman says she's interested in — Paramount Vantage, which distributed "Margot," is much diminished, for example — means she may have a harder time following her gut.

And while his father led the Liberal Party at a high point of its fortunes, Mr. Trudeau will take over a much diminished version that, for the first time in its history, fell into third place during the last federal election.

The scope for extemporaneous compounding of medicines was much diminished and with it the need for the manipulative skills that were previously applied by the pharmacist to the preparation of bougies, cachets, pills, plasters, and potions.

At which point, perhaps, draw a line between an all-powerful chancellor needing to get his budget organised in a rush, a major man able to make his own deals stick, and the secretary of state of a relatively minor department who suddenly finds his big job for the next two years much diminished.

These days, the city's reputation for naughtiness has pretty much diminished.

If these, too, come back positive, then grounds for scepticism will be much diminished.

There is room for oil to exist in a much diminished capacity but coal and Natural gas are done.

The tiny figure of Mrs Wilberforce (Wilberforce was the name of the 19th-century idealist who called for the abolition of slavery) is plainly a much diminished Britannia.