Sentence examples for loss lessening from inspiring English sources

Both of these changes in the Bush proposal would reduce the size of the tax loss, lessening any threat to the budget surplus.

But the chart also shows that labor losses lessen with age and are positive for a number of age groups.

He will wait, he said, until the emotions of the loss lessen and decide later in the spring.

The pain of human loss lessens, becomes a bit less sharp; the ache lessens, becomes a bit less choking.

But as a member of the community of parents who have lost, I also have tremendous gratitude for what Zuckerberg had already, perhaps unknowingly done -- as Facebook has been providing a vehicle for meeting others who know this loss and lessening the loneliness somewhat at the darker moments of grief.

"Job losses are lessening, the G.D.P. is rising, the housing market is stabilizing, and have you looked at the stock market lately?

But Fine Gael, which will likely lead a coalition government following an election next year, said investors who hold bank senior debt not covered by a government guarantee, amounting to around 15 billion euros, should take a share of losses, so lessening the amount that Ireland had to borrow.

Though the rate of mangrove loss has lessened, have things really changed?

In an interview on Tuesday with reporters and editors at The Times, Mr. Paulson said the risk of taxpayer loss was lessened because Fannie and Freddie had "good" collateral for any loans they may receive.

Employment losses quickly lessened after the passing for the Recovery Act, and employment growth started a year later.

Freddie devised a new way to assess its books during the quarter and losses were lessened as a result.