Sentence examples for much diminished impact from inspiring English sources

In gradually varying network conditions, the prediction model will have a much diminished impact on the overall number of handovers so long as the target network is providing a sufficient quality of service.

When El-Erian says we have no spare, he means we have a much diminished pool of resources, whether to moderate the impact of markets when they go haywire or to fund better health care, schools and infrastructure for growth.

But it will be a much diminished service".

The concern is, however, that more quantitative easing will have a diminished impact compared to previous bouts of money printing.

The UK is a much diminished player in the global economy.

All roads in Washington led to Mr Cheney.But now he is a much diminished figure.

Reputation is ignored, and we have a much diminished financial system as a consequence.

But that might mean also embracing a much diminished economic and political role in the world.

Westbrook's Olympic potential may remain wholly untapped, yet it is his diminished impact that is all the more glaring.

The BBC said: "We believe that this green paper would appear to herald a much diminished, less popular BBC.

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