Sentence examples for which has diminished from inspiring English sources

Tells about the Communist support here, which has diminished since the Hungarian revolt.

But it is also a response to coalition government, which has diminished opportunities for preferment among the governing Tories.

At the same time, mortgages for these properties have become scarce, which has diminished the pool of potential buyers.

No framework was reached to address other concerns raised by the Europeans, like N.H.L. transfer payments, the value of which has diminished as the American dollar has weakened.

The NFU has said farmers have seen a shortfall in EU workers, exacerbated by the drop in the pound against the euro, which has diminished the value of the money they are sending home.

"Other factors include: low wages and job security in the government-funded services sector impacting social and community work mainly performed by women; and the tendency for more women to be employed in part-time and casual positions reliant on a safety net which has diminished over time," it says.

This is firstly due to the fact that the utility function is a concave function which has diminishing returns as the arrival rates increase.

Conversely, in the HYADD gels, only moderate inflammatory staining was observed at 4 weeks which had diminished completely by 8 weeks.

Sadly, Pakistan can't play Tests at home and the West Indies has big problems, which have diminished the standing of their Tests.

The prospect of a pause in withdrawals, especially a lengthy one, could reignite antiwar feelings on Capitol Hill, which have diminished in intensity since September, when General Petraeus last testified before Congress.

A stronger-than-expected retail sales report last week renewed that concern, which had diminished in recent weeks as reports showed lower consumer spending and productivity gains in the second quarter.