Sentence examples for the more diminished from inspiring English sources

The larger the human enterprise, the more diminished the ecosphere.

But by then Mr. Clinton's powers will be all the more diminished in China's eyes.

It's not a complicated idea: The more ordinary the product or service, the more diminished the provider's reward; the more special and distinctive the offering, the higher the producer's payoff.

Up Kununurra and the Ord, they're still talking about damming our rivers," she said, going on to explain that the longer people are not occupying their land, the more diminished their claims of native title become due to the connection criteria.

This provided further evidence for the instrument's construct validity, since it was shown that the higher the OHIP-14 total and the subscale scores, the more diminished the OHRQoL, and thus the poorer the perceived oral health status and satisfaction.

The fewer goals scored – or allowed to be scored – the closer to perfect a game it would become; the closer to a perfect game it became, the more diminished it would be as a source of entertainment.

The rest of the GOP field treats American exceptionalism as if it's some tatty museum exhibit -- some antiquity for academics to enclose in a glass box and leave inside some dusty, wood-paneled room, occasionally visited by wisdom-seekers who part from the experience feeling more diminished for having done so.

A significant alteration in response to viral infection was only observed for the CD14+ population, which was more diminished in the virus treated group as compared to the untreated group.

• The forces of adversaries are more diminished by the loss of those who flee than of those who are killed.

Haunted still, the Argentinian will feel yet more diminished as this defeat sinks in.

The 80-year-old looks ever more diminished.