Sentence examples for as lessened from inspiring English sources

Some teachers mistakenly interpret this as lessened intellectual capabilities.

Despite complaints such as lessened interactivity compared to previous games and poorer graphics, publications including Macworld, Computer Gaming World, and The Washington Post judged the game a fitting end to the series.

But, as the US Geological Survey argues, the impact can add to biodiversity as well as lessen it.

You write about how the Administration is vehemently opposed to "any drug, vaccine, or initiative that could be interpreted as lessening the risks associated with premarital sex".

The change in the way the rule defines the presumptions was welcomed by the lending industry as lessening the chances of consumer lawsuits.

The Bush Administration has been relentless in its opposition to any drug, vaccine, or initiative that could be seen as lessening the risks associated with premarital sex.

"In education," Mr. Cusumano adds, "'free' in the long run may actually reduce variety and opportunities for learning as well as lessen our stocks of knowledge".

He also pledged that the World Cup host country will be decided by the associations, 208 in total, not just the 24-man executive committee, a widening of influence portrayed as lessening the risk of corruption in the bidding process.

In no area of scientific endeavor had the Bush Administration been more relentless than in its opposition to any initiative that could be interpreted as lessening the risks associated with premarital sex.

But advocates hold that a universalized system, by simplifying the bureaucracy of redistribution, actually comes out ahead, by reducing administration costs as well as lessening the incentive to steal or divert from the system, euphemistically known in India as "leakage".

Noting that American officials have portrayed the changes "as lessening civilian casualties and protecting the population," he said: "If that happens — and it's a big if — we will be very happy.