Sentence examples for lessening the effectiveness from inspiring English sources

However, climatic variability will intensify the vulnerability of traditional livestock production systems, potentially lessening the effectiveness of livestock as a sustainable livelihood option (Nyariki et al. 2012; Sejian et al. 2015).

Earlier today, on MSNBC, Norah O'Donnell gave Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson a chance to respond to the criticism of economist/New York Times contributor Paul Krugman, who laced into the Democrat and his Republican allies this morning for lessening the effectiveness of the stimulus package with the cuts.

Will the compromise we had to make lessen the effectiveness of the campaign?

These two types of errors, targeting errors associated with the inclusion or exclusion, lessen the effectiveness of food aid.

Exclusion errors lessen the effectiveness, because the people we wanted to receive the resource don't get it.

Inclusion errors lessen the effectiveness because a small budget is partly spent on people who didn't need it.

Kidney dialysis, for example, which is required when the constriction of small blood vessels characteristic of advanced diabetes lessen the effectiveness of the kidneys, costs $25,000 a year per patient, Mr. Leonard said.

Search queries will be less resultful due to terminological variation that lessens the effectiveness of indexation.

These private loans essentially grease the handholds of the government's grip on the housing market, and lessens the effectiveness of one of its major safety nets: home buyers' traditional lack of leverage.

Men's professional basketball in the United States (notably the National Basketball Association) widened it further to 16 feet (4.9 m) in the 1964 65 NBA season to lessen the effectiveness of centers, especially Wilt Chamberlain.

Otherwise, protein-energy malnutrition will further aggravate the clinical situation and lessen the effectiveness of medical therapy.