Sentence examples for while somewhat diminished from inspiring English sources

In a way, Iranian revenues, while somewhat diminished, can almost bend the conventional laws of market economics.

The General Intelligence Service is Egypt's equivalent of the C.I.A. Hugely powerful under Mubarak, it is now viewed as somewhat diminished.

While Ahn et al. [28] report that this PL component disappears above 100 K (due to competition from the Zn i →VZn transition), Cao et al. [29] track its evolution to room temperature, although at somewhat diminished intensity.

Also, look for healthy, if somewhat diminished, demand from China, now the world's second-largest aluminum consumer.

Just when women and their doctors were coming to terms with the idea that the drugs can carry health risks, now the same study of 16,608 woman that found those problems says that while the drugs somewhat diminished hot flashes and night sweats in a subgroup of women, they were no better than placebos in improving other measures of quality of life.

Reading Thoreau always gives me the sense of living in a diminished world and being somewhat diminished myself.

While the frequency of this defect is somewhat diminished in a fra heterozygote, many segments still display fuzzy commissures ([Figure 7C], arrow).

In PS7, Su z 12 peaks are somewhat diminished at the PREs in the active domains, while the peaks at the transcription start sites are strengthened.

London's Pride appeared somewhat diminished yesterday.

Yes, while it's true that Dr Lutz's work lives on, his usefulness as a consultant is somewhat diminished by his death.

The lions' claim to kingship was somewhat diminished.