Sentence examples for problems were lessened from inspiring English sources

Although Muirchertach Ua Briain's problems were lessened with the death Domnall mac Taidc's in 1115, within the year Donnchad mac Murchada (died 1115) and Conchobar Ua Conchobair Failge, King of Uí Failge (died 1115), co-Kings of Leinster, took advantage of his own decline, and attempted to gain control of Dublin by way of a major assault upon the town.

Freezing is theoretically more efficient than distillation, and scaling as well as corrosion problems are lessened at the lower operating temperatures, but the mechanical difficulties of handling mixtures of ice and water prevent the construction of large-scale commercial plants.

How can this problem be lessened?

The supply problem was lessened by China's increasing contribution to groundfish supply (FAO, 2007).

In smaller tanks, the waves created by the models bounce off the walls and interfere with readings from the sensitive testing instruments, but that problem is lessened in the Navy tank, which is 51 feet wide, 22 feet deep, 1,192 feet long and holds nine million gallons of water.

As shown in Table 3, HexDD with one central cell approach consumes an overall energy of 1611W; on the other hand, the overall energy consumption of HexDD with one hexagonal ring approach, which is 1728W, is slightly higher than that of HexDD with one central cell, but the hot spot problem is lessened.

This problem is lessened by including an adjacent carbon layer in the illuminated area.

The higher unemployment rate covered all ages, dashing hopes that more enlightened attitudes mean the problem is lessening for younger women.

In lungs from HDC−/− mice, these histopathological changes were lessened.

These effects were lessened by NaHS.

These problems might be lessened if citizens became more discerning about leaks.