Sentence examples for lead to lessening from inspiring English sources
However, with the end of von Bismarck's rule and the advent of Leo von Caprivi, the pressure for Germanisation was lessened and many German landowners feared that this would lead to lessening the German control over the Polish areas and in the end deprive Germany of what they saw as a natural reservoir of workforce and land.
This approach ensures that memory page fault occurs only for fraction of memory that leads to lessening total migration time.
It was clear that in the regions characterised by a strong tradition in sheep and goat farming and a good infrastructure in milk commercialization, farmers opted for production intensification, and this led to lessening of the grazing contribution to animal feed.
Therefore, much spending on consumption will result in lowering savings ratio, which leads to lessen current account balance.
The divalent nature of sulfate ion in solution may influence strong coulombic repulsive forces which lead to lessen fluoride interaction with the active sites (Eskandarpour et al. 2008).
In DC focus mode, focusing the positive ions means a divergence of the negative ions, so the interaction between the positive and negative ions can lead to a lessened focusing effect.
It's the process of putting it on an ivory pedestal that has led to its lessening popularity, and thankfully, people have been taking it off that pedestal and bringing it back into our world".
Perhaps only a diplomatic attempt to allow for the bilateral processing of these traumas will lead to a lessening or resolution of the Mideast conflict.
It might lead to a lessening of the emphasis on audacious creativity and strategic bloody-mindedness that, although it may not redound to the common good, can lead to acts of brilliance that change us all".
Mr. Gates warned that failure would lead to a lessening of the intense global effort and "a return to the days of tens of thousands of cases per year".
The OFT weighed in in January when it announced that it was investigating whether the creation of the new business would lead to any lessening of competition within any markets.
