Sentence examples for because it would lessen from inspiring English sources

Ironically, I think taking lie detector tests would be in the interests of the vulnerable players because it would lessen the chances of approaches from bookies and captains.

However, any move to adopt the same system for seasonal flu vaccines could lead to a dispute between the health department and the BMA, because it would lessen GPs' income.

Of course Vasalgel is just one option, but the prospect of a no-complications male-centric form of birth control is something to hope for; if only because it would lessen the burden of freaky side effects from female birth control pills, patches and implants.

It would lessen the incentive for doctors to "lie," because M.C.O.'s would have an incentive to act with caution, knowing their decisions had consequences for their companies.

But I didn't want to do that because I felt like if I didn't hold him, somehow it would lessen the pain.

But knowing this didn't lessen my anger, and I doubted that it would lessen his pain.

And reducing it would lessen the strains placed on the United States Army by troop commitments in Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries.

"If they can't bring that down, it would lessen some of the productivity benefits," he said.

It would lessen our relationship with allies who have been extremely happy with the reversal of course we have taken.

For example, some tribes that traditionally carry out circumcision saw the clinical approach as weak because of the use of a local anaesthetic; some men were scared about the pain and how long it would take for them to heal; and some women thought it would lessen their partner's sexual performance.

Moreover, it would lessen some of the horrible collisions that can put players in hospitals or worse.