Sentence examples for serving diminishes from inspiring English sources

When these advisors are investigated for puffed-up charges of conflicting interests (advisory committee members from the Vioxx hearing were recently sent letters from Senate investigators that they were being scrutinized) or negatively profiled on the pages of the biggest newspapers, the reputation-enhancing value of serving diminishes.

But after four years of cutbacks throughout the auto industry, Detroit's hometown show has, like the industry it serves, diminished in both size and international stature.

Still, Mr. Garrett writes that with the emergence of competing expos around the world — the 2012 New Delhi auto show held much of the automotive world's attention this week — the Detroit show is not the focal point that it once was, however many vehicle debuts it may host next week: Detroit's hometown show has, like the industry it serves, diminished in both size and international stature.

California's clean power makes the Leaf a hero; the regional mix of coal-dependent utilities serving Denver diminish the car's benefits as a global-warming fighter.

On the other hand, these assaults on the poor and diminishing middle class being perpetrated by those radical Tea Party extremists in Congress only serve to diminish us as a nation.

But all that's also served to diminish the impact to some extent.

Hypersexualizing Harriet Tubman only serves to diminish her power and historical importance.

And the book's lack of emphasis on art itself serves to diminish her achievements.

"It shows how much community organizing serves to diminish abuse," Mr. Lonegan said.

Now it has a touch of larceny, which serves to diminish Thomson's accomplishment and absolve Branca.

In fact, they will only serve to diminish and obscure their terrible impact on people's lives.