Sentence examples for is lessened a from inspiring English sources

"Our involvement in this category offers an opportunity for a 'win, win, win': a win for society as the public health impact of smoking is lessened, a win for consumers as we commercialise a range of quality innovative products for them to choose from, and a win for our shareholders over the long term," the company said.

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

"But I sense that this blind support for the interim government is lessening a bit," she said with a sigh over the phone.

That concern was lessened a bit this week.

The Swedish justice and migration minister, Morgan Johansson, reacted by declaring that if Britain took its fair share of asylum seekers the problems in Calais would be lessened – a call echoed by the European Commission.

Corticosteroid and androgen can be lessen a hemolytic paroxysm and improve hemoglobin levels in about 60% of PNH patients.

Therefore it is possible that at higher temperatures the affect of humidity is lessened and a higher humidity level is needed to cause a reduction in the blue shift.

It's a pity, then, that any feelgood factor surrounding seeing the Beach Boys in 2013 is lessened by a nagging sense of disquiet.

The risk to the environment is lessened if a seceded UK remains within the European Economic Area EEAA) because many of the UK's laws regulating the behaviour of industry are governed by the EEA's free trade agreement.

Similar to Cy 3.5, the interaction between the peptide and Cy 5.5 is lessened by a sub-optimal interaction of the isoleucine with the flexible hexanoic acid moiety used in the conjugation of the fluorochrome (Fig. S1B).

However, the sensitivity of the test to outliers decays as the distribution closely resembles a Gaussian shape or is highly symmetric around the centre of the distribution and such sensitivity is lessened by an increase in sample size.