Sentence examples for suffering diminished from inspiring English sources

Her family saw how much her suffering diminished, and suddenly they didn't want any more suffering.

They began suffering diminished life expectancy in 1999.

I do not want to see their suffering diminished by academic haggling.

In the latest interview he said: "I don't want to finish up like [the late] Harold Robbins", in a reference to the best-selling American author who went on writing into his 80s, despite being disabled by a stroke and suffering diminishing sales.

However, it is believed that mental illness or grave fear of suffering diminishes the responsibility of the one completing suicide.

By relating what he has observed and what he has felt (as a surgeon and as the son of a father suffering diminishing health) Gawande informs us of downsides: In addition to chronicling choices that have provided relief and calm; he notes choices that have led to remorse and regret, for patients and loved ones.

A.D.H.D. often extracts great suffering, diminishing educational, vocational, social and marital satisfaction.

And it orders Intel to maintain an access point to its chips — known as a PCI Express Bus — for at least six years to ensure rivals' processors will be able to work atop Intel's chips without suffering any diminished performance.

Another Post writer, Libby Copeland, focused on margin, "which has been so abused in the six-week-long run-up to the Pennsylvania primary that it began suffering from diminishing marginal returns".

When you suffer or cause suffering, humanity is diminished as a result.

According to the docs at The Smoking Gun, the Borings allege that the inclusion of their house in Google Street View caused them "mental suffering" and diminished the value of their home (note they only paid $165,000 for the house).