Sentence examples for to become diluted from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, this would not have been a problem, since humid air tends to become diluted as it mixes with the drier air higher up in the atmosphere.

In some ways, the magic of the shows is that they never had a chance to become diluted by money or time.

In some ways, the magic of the shows is that they never had a chance to become diluted by money or time: they were raw, they were real, and, most importantly, they were completely original.

Our findings may provide conservative estimates, because some clinical injuries may go untreated and their effects tend to become diluted during a long follow-up period.

Placing ice cubes directly into the drink causes it to become diluted and lose its fizz and snappy flavor.

The Pelican identity seems to have become diluted in the late 70s and 80s, and 25 years ago the last book appeared (The Nazi Seizure of Power by William Sheridan Allen, 1989, No 2,878).

A company's ability to monitor quality can become diluted if the single goal, "to grow," begins to dominate.

Using hot water as a treatment activates blood circulation and causes the venom to spread out and become diluted (therefore reducing the pain).

By trying to appeal to the masses, your business will become diluted and the raving fan base that will keep you afloat through the slower fiscal quarters won't have any loyalty to you.

"I found that the Tata stake had become diluted down to single figures.

In view of the natural emerse growth of fungi, this could be a successful strategy for survival - released hydrolases will remain localized to hyphal ghosts and not become diluted as under submerged conditions.