Sentence examples for profile diminished from inspiring English sources

During the seventies and eighties, volunteers continued to go overseas, where they often had a major influence on communities, but the agency's U.S. profile diminished.

While every other day in his Bizarre heyday, Mohan would be photographed with the showbusinesses great and the good, as he rose up the ranks his trademark quiff flattened and his profile diminished the more powerful he became.

Subjective airport profiling diminished, meetings were organized between FBI field offices and leaders of the Arab American community, and, after a case-by-case review, most of the 23 Arabs who had been held on "secret evidence" were released.

Velocity profiles diminish with a decrease in the thermal dispersion coefficient for pseudoplastics and dilatants in the aiding buoyancy case.

Our results confirm that similarity of the critical quality attributes between a biosimilar product, obtained from a different manufacturing process, and the reference product resulted in comparable pharmacokinetic profiles, diminishing the uncertainty related to the biosimilar's safety and efficacy.

But with post-Britpop music passing out of fashion, will Independiente's profile diminish?

Poll after poll shows that the Republican candidates who continue to embrace these harsh immigration laws see their profile diminish with the Hispanic community on a national basis.

In fact, SRS treatment efficacy and safety profile diminish sharply with increasing AVM size [ 4].

Even ISIS's social-media profile has diminished, with the loss of the production headquarters and studios it ran in Raqqa, the northern Syrian city that was its capital until U.S.-backed forces retook the city last month.

But the vote went 486 to 146 in Salmond's favour, and while Ewing retained the title of parliamentary leader, her national profile gradually diminished in the years that followed.

While Brazil's star has risen, Argentina's regional and international profile "has diminished dramatically" under the Kirchners, said Riordan Roett, the director of the Latin American program at Johns Hopkins University.