Sentence examples for a much lessened from inspiring English sources

But if you have Sergio Aguero out and the opposition manage to kill off Yaya Toure's influence then they are a much lessened side".

History shows that a tough but measured military response to Iranian harassment may lessen the odds of a much bigger clash down the road.

There is a much better way to put real estate into your retirement portfolio and to lessen your stress-level so you can sleep well at night.

And despite the lessening stigma of self-publishing, most media outlets still won't cover books that aren't traditionally published, so this gives Hocking the chance to reach a much wider audience.

This also allows a much closer monitoring of trends and issues in cancer, which is essential to the ultimate goal of the NCI, the lessening of the burden of pain and suffering from cancer [ 16].

"The risk of ending up like Japan, with 10 years of stagnation, is now much lessened," said Nouriel Roubini, an economist at the Stern School of Business at New York University.

"The painter's post-1900 worevealveal not so much a gradual lessening of creative drive as a misdirection of talent," Mr. Weisberg writes.

In other words, this is very much about lessening the workload for savvy travellers who aren't content with getting a single price from a single, albeit uber, hotel booking site.

The one tablespoon of condensed milk may be too much, so lessen the amount if desired.

Another creative mix — arugula, pistachios and Granny Smiths — starred a nice lump of herbed goat cheese, though too much chewy fennel lessened the salad's appeal.

The Center is also dedicated to promoting systemic reform that will greatly lessen the chance that an innocent person will be charged with a crime, much less convicted.