Sentence examples for lessened effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Diabetes is a metabolic disorder characterized by hyperglycemia and glucose intolerance due to lessened effectiveness of insulin action, insulin deficiency, or both.
The bowling attack was weaker: Hirst's age lessened his effectiveness with the ball, Major Booth was killed in the war, and Alonzo Drake died from illness in January 1919.
Demers felt that Hextall's emotional play lessened his effectiveness; while acknowledging him as a "great competitor", he felt that "he didn't reach the level of a Grant Fuhr or a Martin Brodeur [because] he lost his cool if you got in his face".
BT is a safe, natural and effective weapon for gardeners and farmers, and to lessen its effectiveness by overusing it, like Roundup, would be a terrible waste.
But the loops sometimes became tangled, lessening its effectiveness.
Will the compromise we had to make lessen the effectiveness of the campaign?
The US is highly alarmed at the prospect of any increase in tensions between Pakistan and India, not only because of the broad implications for security in the region (both countries possess nuclear weapons) but also because any deployment of Pakistani troops to its eastern border (with India) would lessen its effectiveness fighting militants in its north-western areas (bordering Afghanistan).
Search queries will be less resultful due to terminological variation that lessens the effectiveness of indexation.
However, climatic variability will intensify the vulnerability of traditional livestock production systems, potentially lessening the effectiveness of livestock as a sustainable livelihood option (Nyariki et al. 2012; Sejian et al. 2015).
In the two hours prior to the heaviest rains, the soil in the watershed became saturated, greatly lessening its effectiveness at absorbing further rains.
Men's professional basketball in the United States (notably the National Basketball Association) widened it further to 16 feet (4.9 m) in the 1964 65 NBA season to lessen the effectiveness of centers, especially Wilt Chamberlain.
