Sentence examples for was too diminished from inspiring English sources
This and other losses of status, such as the reduction in the size of his escort, caused him to believe that his personal reputation and ability to work successfully in Mewar, by now the one area still left to him, was too diminished to be acceptable.
His bargaining power should not be too drastically diminished by the manner in which his players wasted the opportunity to make a clear statement of Premier League intent to the notoriously shrewd Serbian-American businessman.
The Park Service has long argued that the proposed development was too commercial and would diminish the landscape and history of Valley Forge, the encampment 22 miles northwest of Philadelphia where Gen. George Washington's soldiers endured the winter of 1777-78.
A further criticism is that the prerequisites for entry (a GRE score of at least 1800) may be too stringent, diminishing the interest of many young scientists while artificially defining the new population of bioinformaticists.
Resource slack is also diminishing.
But a politically tricky reform of Germany's "financial constitution"—a cobweb of tax-revenue equalisation and joint public spending is not on the agenda.Ms Merkel has an excuse: she must be elected before she can do anything, and being too candid would diminish her chances.
Opponents asserted that the new amendment is too restrictive and would diminish student turnout by not authorizing the use of student IDs.
Conversely, if the reaction is too fast it could diminish the chemical selectivity of the probe or disrupt the biological process under study.
He is skeptical of his publisher's suggestion that he finish the book with a collaborator, and he says he has finally surrendered to the conclusion that his body is too feeble and his mind too diminished to carry on with the project.
The house-made guacamole was diminished by being too cold.
