Sentence examples for lessened in impact from inspiring English sources

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.

Built-in impact evaluation.

If this is the case, then the topological properties of disease genes may contribute only a limited amount of new information beyond what is already implied by their functional make-up, thereby lessening their impact in furthering our understanding of disease pathology or in uncovering new disease genes.

In this sense, rather than reproducing inequalities, health insurance, and particularly public health insurance, may play an important role in lessening the impact of SES on mental health.

Part of the Equalities Act 2010 was created to lessen its impact in employment and ensure disclosure wouldn't jeopardise careers or future opportunities.

Part of the Equalities Act 2010 was created to lessen its impact in employment and ensure disclosure wouldn't jeopardize careers or future opportunities.

How is your research lab responding to the demands that will be placed on these metropolises and what types of sustainable projects do you believe will be most effective in lessening the impact on the environment?

By contrast, healthy people are naturally more productive and capable, and that can go a long way in lessening the impact of the economic crisis all around the world.

Mr. Hume will stay in office until his party's annual conference in November, lessening the impact of the departure from active involvement in the struggle to bring lasting peace to Northern Ireland of the man thought of as the principal architect of the process that has brought the province this far.

Systems have been put in place to lessen the impact of surges in demand.

We need new laws, like the Fair Elections Now Act, that help to lessen the impact of money-in-politics by attacking corruption and by increasing participation.