Sentence examples for significantly lessening from inspiring English sources

Blacker proposed a number of short-term and long-term solutions, from mandatory x-rays of horses' joints before they run, to the closure of racetracks as training centers and an increase in private training facilities, significantly lessening the general wear and tear racetracks suffer.

It was only 4 1/2 years ago that Home Depot former Chief Executive Bob Nardelli said that the retail chain could sustain "unlimited growth" without significantly lessening sales at established stores.

The heating was on, increasing the rate of decomposition, which significantly lessened the chances of retrieving evidence from the corpse.

But the team's planned move to Brooklyn is at a standstill, which could significantly lessen the chances of James becoming a Net.

"It also significantly lessens the teaching fatigue and burn-out feelings of teachers, though it does not affect their overall satisfaction from work".

Rose's appointment is one of the few events that will significantly lessen his ability to persuade shareholders to throw in their lot with him.

The physical and emotional discomfort for women is significantly lessened, she said; in fact, most women don't feel anything.

Precisely how much they are getting paid by Apple (a company, let's not forget, with an estimated $200bn in cash reserves) is not clear, but this is surely a deal that significantly lessens the financial risk for U2.

Detailed plans commissioned by local authorities show an alternative 15-mile bored tunnel route that they claim would have greater operational efficiency and significantly lessen the impact of construction on the environment and communities.

The company's board minutes stated that Ernst & Young, who audited the company's financial statements as well, confirmed that the use of the scheme would also "significantly lessen the transparency of reported results".

In a study of poor Chicago households, Susan Mayer, a professor at the University of Chicago, found that the ability to borrow $500 significantly lessened the probability that the household would suffer a "spell of hardship", such as not having enough money for food.Meanwhile, Check Into Cash argues that its customers are neither poor nor exploited.