Sentence examples similar to More lessening from inspiring English sources

But if Mr. McCall pulls any closer, he will be taken more seriously and will be able to raise more money, lessening his campaign's enormous financial disadvantage.

In doing so, it has ignored the clearly expressed desire of Congress to do more -- much more -- to lessen our exposure to dangerous and toxic pollution.

As a result, the nation's municipal bond market is bigger and more developed than in most other countries, and that makes public financing of infrastructure much more attractive, lessening the need for private partnerships.

Wooded upland areas retain rainwater longer and release it more slowly, lessening the need for pumped-in water downstream.

"For us it's less the economy and more about lessening our environmental impact," said Dr. Cavalleri, who recently received a doctorate in environmental health at Harvard.

More importantly, lessening the frequency of debates, especially at the outset of the campaign season, improves the chances that dumb news-cycle cruft -- the occasional gaffes, the one-day stories -- will get left out of the debates.

Pay women equally to men and more women will stay in the business; more women lessens the preponderance of male viewpoints and allows a clearer presentation of how things are.

Seeing it a few more times lessens the thrill and then numbs it altogether.

Press coverage suggested women could do more to lessen their own risk of breast cancer by improving their lifestyles.

It was too late to do anything more that lessen the force of the impact by applying the brakes.

We tested the hypothesis that such efforts may more generally lessen the application of stereotypic knowledge in other (non-gendered) domains.