Sentence examples similar to because of a lessened from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because he was aware of a lessening of his powers, his actions became haphazard.
This is because Angela Merkel's regulators will be most open to the idea of a lessening of competition while Deutsche Telekom is trying to salvage a $39bn deal to sell T-Mobile's US business to AT&T.
If there are fewer dead Jews today at the hands of murderers who infiltrate from the West Bank, it is not because of any lessening of the commitment on the part of terrorists to murder them, but because Israel has built a wall to keep the killers out.
If the defamation bill became law, the risk of libel action would be lessened because of a new public interest defence.
However, in some food-based territorial felid species such as the jaguar (Panthera onca), the influence of food availability on territoriality remains unclear and may be lessened because of a tendency for individuals to occur at high densities across the landscape.
Just remember that the goal of taking time off from school because of a chronic illness is to lessen stress, which often aggravates chronic conditions.
And some, he said, "say circumcised men get all the women" because of a widespread belief that, with slightly lessened sensation, they can make love longer.
Eventually this results in a lessening of income inequalities because the new middle class sits somewhere between the rich elite and the rural poor.The surge across the poverty line is a period of accelerating growth both for the new middle class and for the country it inhabits.
That has occurred partly because of lessening risk aversion among investors, and partly because of increased liquidity in markets like municipal bonds.
And the artistic payoff is a lessening of fear.
