Sentence examples for seriously diminished from inspiring English sources

"His veto power is going to be seriously diminished".

The respect for the court has been seriously diminished".

"While people may technically be married, the quality of their relationship has been seriously diminished".

He said: "Georgia should not violate its own prohibition against executing individuals with seriously diminished capacity".

"But this is not normal fatigue, and it's not caused by depression" — although depression certainly can result from the patient's seriously diminished quality of life.

"If all the recovery can deliver is low-paid, low-productivity jobs then Britain's long-term economic prospects will be seriously diminished".

With diminished numbers come diminished profits.

For Mr. Jensen, these frail but determined seamen are the modern-day descendants of the Vikings, a link to a mythic past that seems seriously out of joint with the diminished present.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

"Seriously," Le Pen said, "can France be any more diminished than it is today?" Attali believed that it could.

Thus, the combination of the two effects – alteration of Ca2+ influx and diminished capability of Ca2+ clearance by mitochondria – seriously increases the susceptibility of striatal cells expressing mutant HTT to excitotoxic insults.