Sentence examples for support diminished from inspiring English sources

Later, however, when the Ceaușescu government focused on retiring the country's international debt, such support diminished considerably.

Benefits are being cut, advice and advocacy services savaged, housing support diminished, and mental health and social care services more tightly rationed.

Even with support diminished by the continuing series of revelations, Nixon hoped to fight the charges.

In the I-EE rats, preferential use of the unaffected forepaw for postural support diminished rapidly, from the 11th to the 30th post-lesion day [F 1,8) = 496.19, p<0.001] but asymmetries in forelimb postural-support were not fully compensated for over the postlesion period examined, as indicated by a comparison to S rats (day 30, I-EE: −0.15±0.02; S: 0.04±0.06; p<0.0001) (Fig. 4C).

The right-wing is wrong to support diminished control over birth for many reasons, but this wrong is especially insidious when coupled with the right-wing's call for dismantling the Environmental Protection Agency.

Russia argues that such support diminishes the possibility of a negotiated solution.

Now, again, it's an interesting tactical question: If support diminishes from the West, will that allow Iran to fill a vacuum?

Mr. Paul's support diminishes with age, dropping to just over 1 in 10 among voters age 65 and older, a group that favors Mr. Romney.

I also worked for a woman, Lotte Bailyn, and she did a study of women in academia that showed younger women find support from their male mentors and rise, and then, as they get older, they find their support diminishing.

When one form of state or social support diminishes or disappears, people may actively seek out others.

The research hypotheses for this study were that the level of social support diminishes with age and has an impact on secondary goals.