Sentence examples similar to lessening portion from inspiring English sources

In some cases sellers will take on a portion of the closing costs, lessening the initial financial burden on buyer.

It is noteworthy that the wage penalty lessened in the early portion of the Great Recession as private-sector wages fared worse than those in the public sector.

It is true the weakest must go first: the worst factory must be closed, the poorest mines must be laid by, and the worst ship must be laid up first; and then follow the next in degree; but the moment a little diminution of supply lessens the loss, a portion of the idle start afresh into competition.

The other half of the tropical cyclone is called the navigable semicircle since weather conditions are lessened (subtractive) in this portion of the storm (but are still potentially quite hazardous).

The main reason for lessening the maximum collision-force and nacelle acceleration is that the rubber blanket could absorb a portion of ship energy by using its own structure deformation.

But the pressure is lessening.

Just possibly, outflows may be lessening.

The urge to save may be lessening.

Lessening Congo's Violence.

Lessening Banking Crisis.

He wrote in the same letter to Madison that "(one) means of silently lessening the inequality of property is to exempt all from taxation below a certain point, and to tax the higher portions of property in geometrical progression as they rise". "These contributions enable us to support the current expenses of the Government... the revenue thereby liberated (ed.