Sentence examples for needs to be lessened from inspiring English sources

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Taxes related to real estates in Korea are too complicated, and the progressivity is needed to be lessened.

I don't want your significance to be lessened.

But this week, he said, the demand seemed to be lessening.

Something seems to be lessening the friction along the fault.

Therefore, from a deployment/scale perspective, there is no new code that needs to be produced, which lessens the cost and speeds up the capability to do analytics.

We also see that as the mobility of individuals in the population is increased, the reserve needs to be increasingly larger to lessen evolutionary changes (Fig. 4); these results are related to arguments that reserves will be less effective, or need to be extremely large, in the case of mobile species (Hannesson 1998; Hilborn et al. 2004).

The Prosecution also submitted that the trauma to victims would be lessened if they only needed to testify once (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, p. 18), and security concerns would be fewer if the witnesses only had to travel to the ICTY once (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, p. 18).

On the other hand, we observed that dynamic reconfiguration can lead to significant cost savings when a manufacturing system consists of more unique machines with less shared capabilities, illustrating that the need for system reconfiguration can be lessened by having machine tools with several shared capabilities and distributing them on the shop floor.

Perhaps the grief and desperation driving Mehmûd to such an extreme act will now be lessened and he will no longer feel the need to sacrifice himself. .

One can only hope that this tragedy can be lessened by providing the impetus needed for Russia to lead the world into this treaty.