Sentence examples for maybe lessen from inspiring English sources
"This could be a prophylactic move by Auburn — we know what's coming, let's get on the front end of this and maybe lessen sanctions," said Robert H. Lattinville, chairman of the sports division of the law firm Stinson Morrison Hecker, which represents numerous coaches.
In October, he told the Wall Street Journal, "I always followed the mama whale's advice to the baby whale: 'Son, the time you get harpooned is when you come up to spout off.' But I was too thick to realize I was being harpooned already, and spouting off would maybe lessen the harpoons, or at least it wouldn't make 'em any worse".
If we can predict that ahead of time, we can plan for it and maybe lessen the negative impacts.
A more accurate appraisal might have encouraged better preparation and maybe lessened some of the public hostility.
Even if they did resume, they were changed, maybe lessened, by witnessing this team's resilience and the strangely necessary courage of the crowd itself.
I wish we could all go back to those nights in the Kuwaiti desert, when a more sober assessment could have changed the way we fought, and maybe lessened the likelihood that we'd still be fighting five years later.
We hope that this had happened some time ago because this would have maybe lessened the death and destruction that took place in Syria".
"Maybe it will lessen the polarization of status and ideology and bring us together".
By the time Mr. Obama appeared at the podium in Council Bluffs — just as the sun came out to lay waste to hopes here that maybe some rain would lessen the effects of the drought that has devastated farmers and ranchers here — Mr. Obama had seized the campaign attacks against Mr. Ryan's budget policies and was running with them.
Maybe diminishing their role will help lessen polarization and open up the system?
Maybe seeing it this way can lessen your fear of the amorphous, overly romanticized notion of love and help you to understand that at its most basic, love is companionship with somebody who means a great deal to you.
