Sentence examples similar to lessening in frequency from inspiring English sources

As we drove back to his apartment, Michael told me that his desire for men had lessened in frequency and intensity almost immediately after writing the words "I Am Straight" on his computer screen at Y.G.A.

Occupational causes are lessening in importance, while cigarette smoking is now an established risk factor.

Repeat until you notice a lessening in the odour.

As time goes by, though, the tantrums will lessen in intensity and frequency, and they tend to stop entirely once the graduate begins to pay taxes.

HIATT: Well, I'm interested in your views on the state of the polity, but before we get to that, is there any role for government in lessening the frequency of this kind of shooting?

Their frequency lessened in the final years of the Soviet Union and stopped altogether when the Berlin Wall fell.

If only all caregivers could exercise their rights, their stress - although never disappearing - could be lessened, and their physical and mental health problems resulting from caregiving could decrease in frequency and intensity.

And while the frequency of accidents at crossings has lessened in other parts of the country, they remain hazardous in New York.

To deprecate means to lessen in value.

Membrane fouling could be lessened in the upper zone due to the reduced biosolids concentration.

This opportunistic tendency, the authors argue, may be lessened in countries with strong legal enforcement.