Sentence examples for radically diminishing from inspiring English sources

It makes no sense for either country to spend billions on weapons systems of such radically diminishing strategic utility.

He also recommends radically diminishing the role of juries, and augmenting the power of judges.De Tocqueville described the experience of jury service as a "peerless teacher of citizenship"; but around two-thirds of those summoned to serve on a jury bunk the lesson.

"Those distractions are radically diminished at this point.

Du Bois's double consciousness into a narrative device — but it radically diminished Kelley's audience.

Even athletes fortunate enough to find work in television upon retirement typically have to accept radically diminished prospects.

"If I had not seen Stalker in my early 20s my responsiveness to the world would have been radically diminished".

And the disappearance of unions from the private sector has radically diminished the threat effect, meaning that unions don't raise the wages of non-union workers.

If he hadn't seen it in his early 20s, Dyer says, "my responsiveness to the world would have been radically diminished".

Mao was forced to retreat to the political backwater of Yan'an with his radically diminished troops, in what he later mythologized as the Long March.

Under Trump, the Environmental Protection Agency is being radically diminished, and the Administration's hostility toward regulation has emboldened local politicians who are sympathetic to coal.

"I think it is a false paradigm to have to choose between radically diminished services or exponentially higher taxes," he said, "without first addressing the structural issue of teacher compensation".