Sentence examples for A lessening of from inspiring English sources

And the artistic payoff is a lessening of fear.

"The Philadelphia project seemed to have resulted in a lessening of graffiti".

Mr Obama's more accommodating tone did not represent a lessening of that concern.

Perhaps because he was aware of a lessening of his powers, his actions became haphazard.

"Refineries historically haven't made money, and I don't see a lessening of environment restrictions".

Transplanted to New York, the genre now signals a lessening of ambition.

But he said the task was "doable" and would itself contribute to a lessening of the violence.

"The F.T.C. cannot demonstrate a lessening of competition in crude oil sales to the West Coast," the companies said.

"But if a lessening of competition does not result in higher prices, it will be the first time in history".

But, the person added, "I don't necessarily think that a lessening of the rhetoric means there's been any progress".

"It is critically important there be a lessening of tensions between India and Pakistan," Mr. Reeker said.