Sentence examples for which has diluted from inspiring English sources

The Mets have also been conservative in signing draft picks, which has diluted their minor league teams of valuable prospects to trade or to count on.

They have more in common with one another than they do with the other members of the Big East, which has diluted its basketball brand in its effort to remain intact as an elite football conference.

"Up with People!" is a demonstration, rather than a musical show and its publicity sometimes refers to it as a revolution - "a revolt against the cynicism & moral relativism which have diluted the country's traditions".

Halfpenny missed a makeable penalty before the Welsh scrum was demolished, perhaps more evidence that British and Irish Lions stalwart Adam Jones has not adapted well to the new scrummaging laws, which have diluted the 'hit'hit

In addition, the more complex strategic landscape in which NATO operates has diluted the solidarity that NATO enjoyed during the Cold War.

Many also remain uncomfortable with the Union's eastward enlargement over the past decade, which they believe has diluted French influence and undermined their generous but expensive social model through cheap competition.

In addition, the artist probably wanted a light blue shade for this particular part of the decoration, in which case he has diluted the pigment in more white binder.

Begun in 500 of the most deprived areas, Sure Start has expanded to 3,500 centres, which some critics claim has diluted its impact.

Mr. Middelhoff wanted to raise capital by selling more shares to the public, which would have diluted the family's stake.

The cutoff point was relatively low in the British study, he said, which may have diluted the test's predictive power.

But he also sought to collapse the dual voting structure at the five businesses into a single voting arrangement, which would have diluted Mr. Malone's power.