Sentence examples for slightly diminishing from inspiring English sources

The site charges users an average service fee of eighteen per cent on each task (the rate varies slightly, diminishing as the cost of the task increases).

4. Jean-Claude Van Damme (The Order, 2001) By 2001, Jean-Claude Van Damme had played multiple roles in Double Impact, Timecop, Maximum Risk and Replicant, each to slightly diminishing effect.

He confronted one trustee who was defending the changes, Sir Christopher Frayling, face to face on the BBC's Newsnight and repeatedly referred to him impishly as "Professor Failing", perhaps slightly diminishing the seriousness of his argument.

Of note, in our study, the main effect was during the first 2 weeks, with the antidepressant effect slightly diminishing from week 4 to week 8.

Additionally, it will be shown that, in some developed countries like Canada or the U.K., the size of the largest light agglomerations is slightly diminishing.

Good news is the guest rooms are in the basement, facing the interior courtyard, slightly diminishing your chances of being killed in a mortar attack.

Excitement only slightly diminished by drawing Serbia.

Viewers of television had new – and slightly diminished – brains.

Fincher's film was always going to be slightly diminished".

The quality is slightly diminished by still acceptable.

In their eyes, he has been, however slightly, diminished.