Examples of 'would diminish' in a sentence
Meaning of "would diminish"
would diminish: This phrase is used to indicate a decrease in the intensity, size, or importance of something. It suggests that the impact or significance of a particular thing would be reduced
How to use "would diminish" in a sentence
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Lower temperatures would diminish the flexibility.
It would diminish the promise of our work.
Carrying coffins would diminish ones luck.
Would diminish the worth of your gift to me.
To do otherwise would diminish the sport.
It would diminish him and he would know that.
Illegal entries would diminish dramatically.
I would diminish the greatness of him.
Since senses of human being would diminish.
I think it would diminish my life instead of enrich it.
The size of government would diminish.
Any change would diminish its perfection.
The overall level of intervention stocks would diminish substantially.
Because it would diminish what we have.
He pledged improved forest management practices would diminish future risks.
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This would diminish the bus.
To treat it as anything less would diminish what they gave.
It would diminish respect for women.
A husband who would diminish me.
That would diminish interchangeability.
He set out to make a shoe that would diminish injuries.
He said divorce would diminish our prestige in the community.
I am not saying that this would eliminate violence but it would diminish it.
This in turn would diminish confessional divisions and strife.
These included that possibility that it would diminish attendance at meetings.
Such dependence would diminish if the use of biofuels were to increase significantly.
A rise in sea level and temperature would diminish biological diversity.
It would diminish bending of the product and lead to more crisp products.
Its incentives to compete would diminish significantly after the merger.
It would diminish the sensation of hunger and would enter the composition of decongestant preparations.
Symptoms would diminish.
Market players believed that the riskiness of subprime mortgages would diminish when pooled.
Anything less would diminish him and deprive this country.
Consumer advocates say adopting such a standard would diminish employee protections.
Investment flows would diminish and credit conditions would worsen.
But he was wearing gloves at the time and they would diminish any trace.
Excluding them entirely would diminish the effectiveness of the clearing obligation.
Commitment by members to sound and effective governance practices would diminish the outbreak of conflict.
But that would diminish the efforts of the rest of the team.
Technicians and staff knew that to clean the shawl would diminish its authenticity.
But it would diminish the quality of living and the value of real estate.
It might seem that the globalization of competition would diminish the importance of home demand.
Such extensions would diminish interruptions by withdrawal notices during the review cycle.
They hoped the publicity around the book would diminish slowly with time.
Term limits would diminish the effectiveness of community boards by reducing their institutional memory.
Others expressed the view that such a procedure would diminish the impact of their work.
This would diminish the democratic quality of the EU.
Perhaps compulsory consumption of further quantities of alcohol would diminish his desire for the substance.
Christmas every day would diminish the true specialness of Christmas.
Mr Trump pledged that improved forest management practices would diminish future risks.
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The headaches should diminish little by little
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That is exactly what a liar would say
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