Sentence examples for much diminished trade from inspiring English sources

Institutions that moderate income inequality – including a much diminished trade union movement, the federal industrial relations tribunal and social welfare safety net – are relentlessly attacked by the right.

With a businessman's sharp eye for balance sheets and assets, Trump sees a nation with a much diminished industrial base, crumbling infrastructure, 40 plus million on food stamps, stagnant wages, millions not participating in the workforce, massive trade deficits, and unsustainable budget deficits and debt.

Mr. Priebus has also played a much diminished role.

But it will be a much diminished service".

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

The much diminished city's revival began only with China's opening up in 1978.

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.

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).