Sentence examples for has softened considerably from inspiring English sources

Democratic disapproval of interracial dating has softened considerably faster than Republican disapproval since then.

But the rental market has softened considerably in the last year.

Hillary Clinton's image has softened considerably among the American public during the last 7 months of the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

My normal feeling of extreme revulsion toward rats has softened considerably, into something resembling... a less extreme form of revulsion.

The housing market has softened considerably in the suburbs north and east of New York City as well.

In a footnote which will no doubt intrigue President Barack Obama's domestic opponents, the cable from Mr LeBaron released yesterday added that Al Jazeera's coverage of the White House has softened considerably since President Bush left office.

Prices have softened considerably since the boom, though activity has held steady.

John Major, Chancellor of the Exchequer, was quoted in an interview published in the European Wall Street Journal as having said that Government opposition to Britain's participation in the E.M.S. had softened considerably.

Sales of PCs have softened considerably in recent years, and one reason is that consumers have turned to more mobile tablets for basic computing tasks, like Web surfing and casual game playing.

Moreover, although recent short-term business profits have softened considerably, most corporate managers appear not to have altered to any appreciable extent their longstanding optimism about the future returns from using new technology.

A new study published in Social Forces, an academic journal, finds that the country's attitudes towards once-marginalised groups, such as communists, gays and atheists, have softened considerably since the 1970s.