Sentence examples for lessened through from inspiring English sources

When he stepped out of the cab, his anger had lessened through too much concentration on it.

Oxfam came into the weekend aiming to look in detail at the problem of unstable global food prices, and how their unpredictability might be lessened through intelligent analysis of data.

Hazards cannot be avoided, however their disastrous pursuits can be lessened through pro-active uses of a variety of planning measures, infrastructure and risk transfer mechanism.

While most parents expect toddlers to be disobedient, inattentive, and impulsive, these problematic characteristics of young children are lessened through appropriate parenting and the youngsters' gradual gains in age-related maturity.

Remember that almost all of your day-to-day stresses can be lessened through love, desire, and sensuous interaction, which help to refocus our minds on the love and pleasure in our life.

This burden may be lessened through earlier detection of HIV infection.

When Podgorny was replaced as head of state in 1977 by Brezhnev, Kosygin's role in day-to-day management of government activities was lessened drastically, through Brezhnev's new-found post.

More, I realized that anger -- in both politics and everyday life -- is largely a reaction to fear, and that this fear can be lessened exponentially through the sort of reflection philosophy fosters.

A new Apple patent filing describes a variety of methods to protect a dropped iPhone during a fall, lessening damage through a number of clever systems.

The addition of a third chamber, between the front and the back bedroom, to serve as dressing room and washroom, was the first step backward; it lessened the possibility of through ventilation.

M. vimineum invasion was not the only important driver of species richness and community composition within the study region; abiotic environmental gradients, such as soil nitrate concentration and pH, across the six study sites were also important in affecting species richness and cover, but lessened in explanatory power through the growing season.