Sentence examples for it is lessening from inspiring English sources

By stabilizing institutions in volatile parts of the world, the organization is saying to its partners and stakeholders, it is lessening the chance of a mass migration of refugees to the United States — a policy that is in line with the Trump administration's America-first priorities.

This is called the implosive theory, confronting the fear until it is lessened by familiarity.

Calvin Coolidge in the Indian headdress comes close, but the purity of it is lessened by Coolidge's look of amiable knowledge of how stupid he looks.

As a black playwright, do you feel an expectation to write a certain kind of play? A. I think it's lessening somewhat.

"There are still some examples of it," said Nick Malgieri, director of the baking program at Peter Kump's New York Cooking School, "but it's lessening.

But Zynga is still using Facebook exclusively as its identity service and payments system, so it's not true to say that it's lessening anything right now.

I think it's lessened now, but it was one of the big cosmopolitan centers of, in a way, the old Europe.

But if he felt any ambivalence about accepting the Pomona job, it was lessened by the knowledge that Wallace had gone before him.

Bernard King's 60 points against the Nets in 1984 might be the quintessential Christmas performance, but it was lessened some by a Knicks loss.

With Benny Feilhaber picking up his play and Paulo Nagamura returning from injury it's lessened the blow in midfield from Zusi playing on the wing up top.

We calculate that the capacities of the outlets were too small, and conclude that the embankment failed, probably within a decade of construction, so that the benefits of the reservoir stored by the embankment and the access road on top of it were lessened substantially.