Sentence examples for would further dilute from inspiring English sources

This would further dilute the importance of excellence over a 162-game schedule.

It also said it would acquire control of NorthPoint Communications, a high-speed Internet provider, a deal that would further dilute earnings.

Illustrating the obstacles, a plan to relocate 58,000 people from hillsides not far from Dakutu provoked a global controversy when pro-Tibetan activists abroad argued that the plan would further dilute Tibetan culture and was conceived in haste.

But the magnitude of the shortfall was a surprise to most yesterday, because Verizon also said it had agreed to acquire control of NorthPoint Communications Group, a high-speed Internet provider, in a deal that would further dilute Verizon's earnings.

Applying the same formula to an EU of 20 or even 27 (mooted as a more distant possibility) would further dilute the voting strength of the big countries and make it harder to form the vote-winning coalitions needed to get things done.

Turning NATO into an incentive in other geopolitical disputes would further dilute the alliance's defense purpose.

"If Ticketmaster made all the acquisitions it would like to make, it would have further diluted our interest in it," Mr. Diller said.

Issuing warrants could also help persuade private shareholders to stay put, even though their stake would be further diluted when the Treasury converted its preferred stock to common shares.

He said the bank would further reduce risk and raise capital to meet stricter requirements known as Basel III, and did not rule out selling new shares to do so — a step that would dilute the value of existing shares.

Given the current state of our Nation and the current candidates putting forth plans, to further dilute the attention of the electorate would likely muddle the decision making process along with continuing to make vetting candidates a more difficult task.

It would also stop further diluting the powers of local government which, after all, is what made the police so distant in the first place.