Sentence examples for lessened enough from inspiring English sources

However, by 1959 his strength had lessened enough that that long hikes and tree climbing were no longer practical for him, and he contented himself with work that could be conducted in the laboratory, such as dissecting birds' nests to analyze their method of construction.

For arsenic and manganese, me gap would be lessened, although probably not enough to result in a close agreement (see section 4.6).

For example, he was given $159,000 in 1976 to secure a retreat at the Montreal Olympics that was deemed remote enough to lessen the chances of doping checks.

"It was brutal how hard this golf course played," said Woods, who bogeyed No. 16 and No. 18 but led by enough to lessen the impact.

But what really matters is the quality of relationships, so people may not wish to have more social interaction with colleagues where these interactions are not meaningful enough to lessen their loneliness.

Wage subsidies might shift the wage-setting curve further upwards (c.p. increasing unemployment, see Calmfors 1994) if subsidies are quantitatively important enough to lessen labour market pressure.

In reporting earnings this morning, insurance giant American International Group 's outlook on 2003 was enough to lessen the shock of a $1.8 billion fourth-quarter charge announced just last week.

The fossil fuels that are burned to power our air conditioners fill the skies with the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, leading to a warmer world--but the warming won't be enough to lessen heating needs in winter, according to a new climate model.

But are its attempts to recycle clothes and lessen its environmental impact enough to make shopping at its stores an ethically sound decision?

It's tasteless, though miraculously Folmar is good enough to lessen the sting of a role that would be awful even if played by an Asian actor.

It is something of a sport, discovering the moment when the buns have cooled enough to lessen the chance of second-degree burns but not so much that the broth has become absorbed into the now-soggy crust.