Sentence examples similar to lessened existence from inspiring English sources
The therapeutic implications of such residual cells have been lessened by the existence of several recently-developed reprogramming techniques that utilize excisable or non-integrating viral vectors that may further improve the safety of these cells for human transplantation.
This gypsy existence increased rather than lessened their domestic closeness, making it inevitable that while he was in Europe from 1942 to 1945, supreme commander Eisenhower would feel desperately lonely.
When Harriet Harman suggested the existence of Lehman Sisters – rather than Brothers – could have lessened the impact of the financial crisis, she succeeded in highlighting the lack of women in the country's top boardrooms.
Thus the burden of proof on Plantinga is lessened, and yet his approach may still serve as a defense against the claim by Mackie that the simultaneous existence of evil and an omnipotent and omnibenevolent God is "positively irrational".
More often, it lessened it.
As it has lessened, so her extreme pain has lessened".
But few believe corruption has lessened.
He continued: "That has lessened over time.
Had a market liquidity provider been in existence when the subprime crisis started, the resulting collapse of the credit markets would almost certainly have been restricted in scope and lessened in impact, and we would not now be facing the need to try to save A.I.G. and other institutions.
That risk can be lessened by surveillance.
