Sentence examples for reduced envy from inspiring English sources

This indeed reduced envy and pity (Studies 3 4a 4b 5), but pity proved harder to reduce (Studies 4b 5).

(Nor does the thought that envy would be petty directly reduce envy, sadly).

To this end, we introduce a generic framework for measuring the degree of envy in a society and establish the computational complexity of checking whether a given scenario allows for a deal that is beneficial to every agent involved and that will reduce overall envy.

This operationalization of envy largely reduced raters' fatigue as they had to rate several team members, but potentially led to decreased reliability.

Thus Belgium's debt has been reduced at a pace envied across the EU, and (I'm told, by somebody more conversant with the subject than myself) approved of by the crucial ratings agencies.

It seemed such a perfect idea, the sort of bucolic family gathering that would reduce me to seething envy if I'd seen it in the pages of a glossy magazine.

For example, a leader with a high power distance orientation may reduce the feelings of envy of other team members toward the star followers, because team members are likely to attribute the unequal distribution of LMX relationships as a result of leader behaviors.

After World War II, Socialist and Christian Democratic parties jointly fashioned safety net programs that reduced poverty, enhanced living standards, reduced inequality and made European social policy the envy of much of the developed world.

The results indicate that, not only does the enhanced p-envy model reduce inequity but we also find that more lives can be saved by using the survival function objective.

If true, this calls into question whether preventing excessive inequalities is likely to reduce the frequency or intensity of envy.

To reduce this image to a simple case of penis envy is to underestimate the depth and fantastic realm of Ms. Chouinard's transformations.