Sentence examples for merely lessen from inspiring English sources

Such purchases would not accelerate inflation but "merely lessen the strength of the powerful deflationary forces" while also pushing down the euro, Mr. Carmignac wrote.

At the same time, other experts worry that tapping the oil from the reserve in response to higher prices would merely lessen its impact if a more serious supply disruption occurred.

But that would merely lessen the red ink at a paper that company executives say lost $50 million in 2008, and is on track to lose $85 million this year on less than $500 million in revenue.

Some have found great benefit in mixing it up by adding more raw food to their diets and merely lessening cooked/processed food, or being on a raw food diet for several days a week.

A young American in Paris, Mr. George Spicer Hiller, is an amateur and when seen by a HERALD correspondent declared that in studying the question he was actuated merely by a desire to lessen the number of what he believes are preventable aeroplane accidents.

But N.P.V. will lessen that advantage.

But that does not lessen her achievement.

A few weeks ago, I wrote about a paper by Will Gervais and Ara Norenzayan who showed experimentally that merely reminding believers of the effectiveness of the police can lessen their distrust of atheists.

On this view, making spaces accessible to people with different means of mobility, ensuring that everyone has access to text-based communication options, and working to remove social stigmas concerning abnormal anatomy, for example, literally lessen or remove disabilities such as mobility impairment, deafness, and cleft palate rather than merely accommodating them.

Merely indicating that mobile matters, and that some search categories are siloed inside of the products of other competitors doesn't lessen the fact that Google has the capability to act in an anticompetitve manner in other areas.

Wage inequality might even lessen".