— lessening the likelihood that the ruling would affect the companies.
Another factor lessening the likelihood of fistic fireworks is the usual late-season dropoff in fighting as games increase in importance.
Describing the issue of global imbalances in terms of two countries, he said, "risks oversimplifying problems and therefore lessening the likelihood of solutions".
Insurers must also pay out-of-network emergency providers according to a standard schedule, in hopes of lessening the likelihood that patients will be left with enormous bills.
In recent years, many scientists and other experts have focused their attention on short, intense workouts, typically called high-intensity interval training, because the duration is so slight, lessening the likelihood that people will be too busy to exercise.
Other studies have found microbes to have incredible adaptive abilities, lessening the likelihood that human causes could wipe out all the microbes that perform a specific function in an ecosystem (Allison & Martiny, 2008).
Although many barefoot-style runners believe that wearing lightweight shoes or none at all toughens foot muscles, lessening the likelihood of foot-related running injuries, researchers at Brigham Young University did not find evidence of that desirable change.
But he'll be 35 when that opportunity first arises, lessening the likelihood of such a move.
It describes what happened, how it happened, and recommendations for lessening the likelihood of those kinds of misdeeds happening in the future.
In fact, Kanter says it does not plan to use hydraulic fracturing in this well, lessening the likelihood of executive action by Gov. DeSantis.
Some other sub-Saharan countries are seeing growth that could last decades and less risk of political upheaval, lessening the likelihood that bondholders might not get paid.
