Sentence examples for but a lessening from inspiring English sources

As in most developed countries, the issue is not bribery, but a lessening of political transparency (for instance in campaign finance) and regulatory oversight.Correction: An early version of this map wrongly put France in the same dark orange category as Italy.

IGN.com rated it an 8.4/10, noting that the removed features made the game feel like a "lessened" version, but that the game still "succeeds because it's infinitely fun to play with your friends".

"But if a lessening of competition does not result in higher prices, it will be the first time in history".

Growth in exports to the United States has been weaker, but that is lessening a dangerous dependence on the American market.

The jazzy, bluesy feel remains with a lessening of musical atmospherics, but no loss of breadth.

But he said the task was "doable" and would itself contribute to a lessening of the violence.

And the artistic payoff is a lessening of fear.

The ruling does not overturn the conviction of Edgar Morales, who killed a 10-year-old girl who was a bystander, but does lessen its severity.

This is an effective way to not only gain an insight but to lessen the grip the bias has on you.

The constant churn of online attention has upped the turnover rate for teen stars exponentially the Beatles were still enjoying a lessened but still active Beatlemania when they broke up, while Justin Bieber's late-2009 ascension to idoldom effectively had its death warrant written when One Direction was assembled the following year.

The constant churn of online attention has upped the turnover rate for teen stars exponentially--the Beatles were still enjoying a lessened but still active Beatlemania when they broke up, while Justin Bieber's late-2009 ascension to idoldom effectively had its death warrant written when One Direction was assembled the following year.