Sentence examples for lessening some of from inspiring English sources

The students will test their new technology against existing grills to see if PM2.5 exposure is reduced with the altered grills, with the goal of lessening some of those potential health effects.

The European Commission's (EC) May 2003 Regulation to facilitate differential pricing may provide another option while lessening some of the industry's re-exportation concerns.

In addition to lessening some of the symptoms associated with cancer and promoting personal growth, evidence is beginning to emerge that MBI participation is associated with alterations in potentially important biological markers of stress and health.

Larson said that distance and defeats had lessened some of the enthusiasm for Warner.

Low-interest loans from the European Central Bank have lessened some of the pressure.

"It lessens some of the anxiety and some of the questions you have with a new quarterback," Davis said.

"If they can't bring that down, it would lessen some of the productivity benefits," he said.

A more accurate appraisal might have encouraged better preparation and maybe lessened some of the public hostility.

If those groups come to Syria, it lessens some of the pressure on Americans in other areas.

But many patients find that the sessions, which make them feel more comfortable, also lessen some of their symptoms and the side effects of their medications.

That enables research into new varieties to increase resistance to disease and to lessen some of the impact of climate changes.