Sentence examples for help softening from inspiring English sources

Hammond dutifully did his bit for the "just about managing" average earners Theresa May promised to help – softening Osborne's cuts to universal credit, freezing fuel duty, raising the minimum wage and hammering middle-class workplace perks to help fund it – but there was nothing for those barely managing at all thanks to a threadbare social care system and creaking NHS.

Moreover, aid could help softening the budget constraint of potential migrants by increasing incomes in LDCs.

Apply more dark brown over top the edges of the black if you need extra help softening the disparity between the colors.

If you can't stand how towels feel without fabric softener, use amidoamine softeners if available but the vinegar should help soften them anyway.

(A $600 refundable tax credit would help soften the hit).

For example, corticosteroids help reduce inflammation, and immunosuppressants and other drugs help soften the skin.

The M.T.A. is a state agency, which means that Gov. Andrew Cuomo can help soften the blow.

A stagehand was running a smoke machine to help soften the reflected light.

Hope can help soften the experience of illness, though it cannot cure the underlying disease.

"They help soften the edges, and make people feel like they're living in an important place," he said.

To help soften the blow, the government is offering a one-time cash payment of around $77 per person.