Sentence examples for The lessens from inspiring English sources
verb
To make less; to diminish; to reduce.
Granted, Kosmix is a tiny startup, barely a pimple on Wal-Mart's backside, but the price it sold for indicates that the corporate parent is serious about absorbing many of the lessens learned by Kosmix's core team in their many years developing ecommerce applications for everyone from Amazon to eBay.
OK then, so what are some of the lessens here for entrepreneurs?
The lessening from which growing could begin.
This kind of difference might explain the lessening happiness of American women.
So we have syphilis itself to thank for the lessening of its symptoms.
These observations coincide with the lessening of her once-overpowering love for him.
For the Chieftains it meant the lessening of Ireland's economic and cultural isolation.
Facebook users certainly rejoiced at the lessening of application spam.
The lessening demand for the product is probably most concerning.
Mitigation The lessening or limitation of the adverse impacts of hazards and related disasters.
They will ride the lessening cost curve of the television set world, it would seem.
