Sentence examples for very much diminished from inspiring English sources

The risk of the banking system melting down, the deflation outcome, has very much diminished.

"The appetite for the kind of mobilisation that could generate real change has very much diminished," says Mouin Rabbani, an analyst in Amman, Jordan's capital.Whereas ordinary Jordanians seem simply relieved that their king has kept them out of neighbouring conflicts, those troubles have driven a wedge into Jordan's political opposition.

A peak in recurrence rates around year 2 for oestrogen receptor-positive breast cancer had been seen in older studies, but this is very much diminished in more recent studies, where now the recurrence rate is roughly constant for at least 10 years.

Life was much diminished".

Betty was "much diminished" towards the end.

Sheffield Wednesday were very good but the strength of their performance could not disguise the reality that, without the suspended Jonjo Shelvey, Newcastle United looked much diminished.

Frank's confidence in Levin, already much diminished, failed altogether.

It is still playable, Dr. Blue said, but much diminished.

His influence would have been much diminished in any case.

Well, it's much diminished these days, thanks to automation and India's much wealthier society.

Later glaciations were much less extensive and sediment supply to fluvial systems was much diminished.