Sentence examples for Soften the effects from inspiring English sources

Though hormone replacement therapy can soften the effects of testosterone, the process is most effective before puberty.

Gale A. Norton's attempt to soften the effects of oil exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is disingenuous at best.

Two portraits of American Indian women by Samuel Halegua are honest but affectionate, using muted color to soften the effects of time and weather.

We got into this mess in the first place by inflating a housing bubble to soften the effects of the bursting of the tech bubble.

Henry J. Aaron and Gary Burtless, senior fellows at the Brookings Institution in Washington, cite the flexibility of the American work force as a factor that may soften the effects of boomer retirements.

Politically unwelcome everywhere, rising unemployment is especially sensitive in Japan, and political pressure is mounting on the prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, to set aside his austerity program and step up public spending to soften the effects of the downturn.

To soften the effect on the budget, the government will cancel all corporate tax breaks.

A lone white orchid and artfully distressed paintings soften the effect.

I like to see how those venues with lower grades try to soften the effect.

Their landscapes soften the effect of noise pollution under the flight path of Heathrow Airport, on the western border.

Two versions were made: in one the head spins to fairground music - intended to soften the effect - and in the other a creaking noise is heard.