Sentence examples for prospect of lessening from inspiring English sources

Such tactics, if implemented at a broad scale in India, could produce enough food for a growing nation while simultaneously offering the prospect of lessening toxic exposure for life forms from honeybees to humans, preventing the poisoning of water and land, alleviating farmer debt, and cultivating food free of chemical residues.

It's my way of lessening tension".

And the brutality shows no sign of lessening.

It said there was "a realistic prospect of substantial lessening of competition" in these areas where the two companies overlapped.

The watchdog said the merger between the two firms had created the "realistic prospect" of "a substantial lessening of competition" in the supply of sausage rolls and cold and hot pies.

The Competition and Markets Authority CMAA) said on Thursday that an initial investigation into the planned merger of the two low-price chains had found that it would lead to "a realistic prospect of a substantial lessening of competition" in 80 areas where the two chains overlap.

With the "buffer agencies" weakened, and universities that will use a fair amount of money to lobby for their own interests, the prospect of change in higher education funding lessens.

Herman Cain, the former pizza executive who has surged in national polls, also has a strong appeal to social conservatives, but his prospects may be lessened in Iowa because he has few visits planned to the state, where voters insist on taking the measure of a candidate close-up.

Should parents ever worry about Minecraft? asks whether Minecraft is entirely healthy for kids, from addiction and lessening interest in the real world through to the prospect of "children being digitally mugged" by other players.

Parker: I think it was the International Herald Tribune that said that the EU accession countries were delighted at the prospect of joining Western Europe that by creating a stronger trading block they could lessen the distance over the Atlantic.

The prospect of Ajockalpyse (Boris Johnson's colourful description of SNP involvement in UK government) must surely lessen if Scots are packed off with home rule or full fiscal autonomy.