Sentence examples for obviously diminished from inspiring English sources

Professional soccer in Europe has always been unbalanced, he says, but this has not obviously diminished its popularity.

When he returned, he wore a bulky brace, and his speed — he was a college track star — and mobility were obviously diminished.

It's a cheat, since most directors -- especially those working in widescreen -- make their movies to be seen projected in theaters; even with more of the original film frame available, telling detail is often lost on TV, and a movie's impact is obviously diminished.

This constitutional handicap obviously diminished the prestige of the title, as the candidates had only proof of having done virtually nothing for the four to eight years of their vice presidencies; whereas, a governor, senator or even mayor could tout recent accomplishments.

Shaunna Murphy of Entertainment Weekly criticized "Britney's complete lack of verbal audience interaction and her obviously diminished dancing ability" but also added that "with her slim waist, her dangerously toned legs, and most importantly her engaged, wide-eyed smile, [Spears] looked happy to be there with us the crucial element that has been missing from so many Britney shows of late".

Children with FAP as well as their parents have obviously diminished quality of life [ 4, 5].

The proportional contribution of an individual to the rate of increase of the iteroparous population obviously diminishes as the number of its living progeny increases.

The backward motion of the cannon as its projectile leaves the bore is termed its recoil and the effectiveness of the cannon can be measured in terms of how much this response can be diminished, though obviously diminishing recoil through increasing the overall mass of the cannon means decreased mobility.

Such coupling obviously diminishes detrimental consequences of aneuploidy, while allowing a decrease or increase of specific transcripts.

However all our study subjects had very thin subcutaneous layer with double skinfolds less than 5 mm, which obviously diminishes the skin's contribution to the signal.

"To be perfectly honest, I would hope and wish that the other remaining candidates would endorse Governor Romney and leave before New York, even though obviously it diminishes New York's role," Mr. Pataki said.