Sentence examples for beginning to lessen from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, ball and club technologies were beginning to lessen the relatively short King's Course's ability to test the world's top players.
But at an event in Cairo this month it became clear that their struggles, while not completely over, are beginning to lessen.
Well, if you're anything like the rest of us, chances are that as soon as you sense that your efforts are beginning to lessen the problem, your motivation to solve the problem altogether dissipates.
Portugal's displays have begun to lessen scepticism back home.
Such concerns began to lessen, however, once I walked into the park.
In America, inequality in both incomes and wealth began to lessen after the 1920s.
Luckily for Seattle, as the season went on, the team's dependence on the home fans began to lessen.
In the 14th century the influence of the troubadours began to lessen, and Catalan poets turned to northern France for inspiration.
And if Thursday was, in fact, the end of his major competition career, then the expectation is that those challenges may begin to lessen.
"The need for such extraordinary policy is now passing, and it is appropriate to begin to lessen the degree of monetary stimulus," it said.
A new Quinnipiac University poll suggests that it hasn't — yet — begun to lessen the conservative fervor that has been fueling Mr. Cain's surprise surge.
