Sentence examples for to get diminished from inspiring English sources
verb
To obtain; to acquire.
- I'm going to get a computer tomorrow from the discount store.
You're not going to get diminished priority for somebody outside of your district to get a choice if you rank it lower.
It's also possible to get diminishing returns.
At some point you're going to get diminishing returns if you show too many games.
"If I give you world-class service at 150 ,you're going to get diminishing returns if I put 500 through," Sergeant Gidcumb said.
"I might tell you Congress has to act, depending on how these cases get decided and if our rights get diminished.
He said, "You could portray a fair bit of the horror of 1915 without using the word 'genocide.' It's one of those heavy-artillery words that can get diminished if you use them too much".
The populations of these specific transitions undergo considerable changes when the temperature decreases; meanwhile, the larger transition rates of the ending torsions get diminished.
During the solar minimum phase, the diurnal VTEC values attained their peak values nearly between 1000 and 1300 UT (1300 and 1600 LT), while their values get diminished in the nighttime hours and become minimum at dawn, mostly at around 0300 UT (0600 LT) as shown in Figures 2, 3, and 4.
You don't even get diminished responsibility, unfortunately".
So that would also get diminished, because people will start taking the ferry instead of taking the bus.
And often these events get diminished by the daily din of the 24/7 news cycle that largely emphasizes negatives instead of encouraging us to strive to be our higher selves.
