Sentence examples for prestige diminished from inspiring English sources

Buncheong, its prestige diminished, passed into the general market.

He emerged from this conflict embittered and with his political prestige diminished.

Austria's prestige was diminished by Prussia's success.

Branding experts suggest that while consumer awareness of the Jacobs label remains high, its prestige has diminished.

He left Washington with the United States weakened, its prestige and authority diminished.

All this at a time when America has seen its prestige and influence diminished by the Iraq debacle and its perceived pandering to Israel.So whereas the past few summits drew increasingly meagre participation, this one is expected to get a full house (with the exception of Libya's Muammar Qaddafi, whose antics will be missed by the press but certainly not by his fellow strongmen).

This prestige is somewhat diminished in the Mix dialect and is virtually nonexistent in the 漳 Chiang dialect, in which both [z]/[dz] and [l] seem to be of approximately the same standing.

That means, other than UN Ambassador Susan Rice, whose power and prestige have been diminished considerably in recent months, there will be no woman close to Obama's ear to weigh in on foreign and defense matters.

But their prestige is greatly diminished from decades past, a faint echo of a time when Coach Knute Rockne used the Army series to build the Notre Dame brand and create the show-business machinery of modern sports.

As a result, from 611 on rural revolts broke out across the empire, and with the emperor's prestige and legitimacy diminished by military failure, ambitious provincial magnates were encouraged to challenge his rule.

The campaign was a success, but its high cost diminished the prestige Chateaubriand won by it.