Sentence examples for at lessening from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Soros has started a new Super PAC aimed at lessening the impact of Super PACs.

Thanks to rule changes aimed at lessening the chances of career-ending injuries, football is a tad less dangerous than it once was.

But economically speaking, the party opted to shift to the right, with policies aimed at lessening state intervention, said Ellakuria Bastida.

He emphasised the agreement of the private sector to participate in a bond swap aimed at lessening the country's debt burden by €100bn.

The planned cuts were blocked by the House of Lords, prompting the chancellor to say he would look at "lessening the impact of families during the transition".

The team's statement Wednesday does not quite admit guilt but the moves look like a tacit agreement that Piquet was telling the truth and appeared aimed at lessening any penalties it may face.

Economists who track the housing market say foreign buyers must be helping, or are at least lessening the pain, in the real estate market.

However, the results also emphasise opportunities for positive emotions to emerge, providing sensations of peace and escapism within these open green spaces at height, lessening the effects of over-crowding and stress often perceived in high-density living.

The most important way to protect the ocular surface is obviously eliminating the ocular area that is exposed to the outer world or at least lessening it.

And, thanks mainly to China's insatiable appetite for them, prices have recently been at record levels, lessening a nasty balance-of-payments problem.

The move, while expected, underscored a shift at Microsoft, a lessening the internal hegemony of Windows, long the product considered to be the soul of the software company.