Sentence examples for of which diminish from inspiring English sources

You get the feeling that Daniels is far more interested in the unruly Gloria than the buttoned-down Gaines; certainly there's no judgment passed on her drinking, her smoking, even her affairs, all of which seem reasonable in the face of her husband's increasing absence, and none of which diminish the love that underwrites their still sturdy marriage.

In other cases the patients have been inadequately treated multiple times when they reach the hospitals, or the samples are inadequately transported to the laboratories, both of which diminish the likelihood of recovering gonococcus in culture.

Tax resistance takes two major forms, namely tax avoidance and tax evasion both of which diminish a government's tax receipts.

It is of major concern that many adolescents are inactive or skip being physically active after the age of 15, because it may result in future health problems such as lifestyle diseases or mental health problems, all of which diminish quality of life and enhance societal costs.

Yet ministers are being urged on by Boris Johnson, who is irritated by flea-bite militancy in London's transport system – the impact of which diminishes with every misuse of Tube drivers' power.

None of which diminishes the magical aura with which cruisegoers imbue her, running up to tell her about some experience they've had, to introduce their families, to pitch her on a project, as though she were a senator walking through a crowd of constituents.

The core of maximum speed is associated with a maximum of salinity the value of which diminishes from west to east.

In their reanalysis of our data, Griffiths et al. (2007) made a series of incorrect judgments and poorly considered assumptions, each of which diminishes the import of our findings.

In its submission to the world heritage committee, the Department of Environment said it is seeking a "minor boundary modification" to remove plots of land which diminish the overall quality of the protected area.

To avoid such potentially ruinous costs, managers of big funds resort to a variety of strategies, which diminish any edge in their stock picking prowess.

One explanation is the selection of modifier genes which diminish the effect of resistant mutation.