Sentence examples for apparently lessened from inspiring English sources

As with Ethiopia and China in the 1930s, the stigma on the use of chemical weapons was apparently lessened when the victims had few friends in the outside world.

But the enthusiasm for killer dinosaurs has apparently lessened considerably since then, no doubt overtaken by other toys on the list.

This sort of thing obviously and apparently lessens the chance of a fair trial next time.

Not that that lessens the gravity of the crime, but it would, apparently, lessen the narrative power for the audience.

"The overwhelming majority of owners and trainers are meticulous in abiding by our medication rules, but there are some who deviate and apparently believe they can lessen their chances of getting caught by drugging a horse away from the tracks," Sabini said.

Apparently, the six months since haven't lessened the blow.

Swapping on more trees (via RAS) apparently did not increase, but sometimes even lessened the average support [ 15].

After abetting this discordant political environment, the media then tell us any bi-partisan agreement to lessen such conflict is good, apparently no matter what's in it.

Household exposure to endotoxin has emerged as an important factor in the development and severity of nonatopic asthma (Michel et al. 1996; Thorne et al. 2005) while apparently reducing the likelihood of allergic sensitization and lessening the chance of developing eosinhilic asthma (Braun-Fahrländer et al. 2002; Ernst and Cormier 2000; Klintberg et al. 2001).

The Hanoi leadership, reckoning that completion of the evacuation would lessen the risk of American intervention, had apparently instructed General Dũng not to target the airlift itself.

That fact has apparently not stopped a new arms control movement centered around lessening the threat of accidental release of nuclear weapons.