Sentence examples for some lessens from inspiring English sources

Similarly, to argue that the voluntary medical doses accepted by some lessens the size, importance or biological effect of increased involuntary exposures is nonsense.

Some stores said they were not changing their patterns of ordering fish, although they noted some lessening interest in tuna sushi.

"I think the political management here really does demand that there is some lessening of the hit to charities that his cap involves.

Ms. Ferer, who lost her husband in the attack, said she had detected a growing admiration between the families and the mayor over the years, along with some lessening of interest in grieving at the site, as more of the families have opted for more personal commemorations, and as attendance at the ceremony has waned.

Although the horror of the Oklahoma City carnage caused some lessening in the decibel level of right-wing hate speech for a time, conspiracy stories about the Clintons continued to be repeated and consolidated into books.

The park once reposed by the bay, but reclamation has put it inland some distance and in some measure lessened its beauty.

"It lessens some of the anxiety and some of the questions you have with a new quarterback," Davis said.

And to have diminished that or to in some ways lessen that in this becoming only a conversation between the mayor and the mayor, I think, is really sad.

So why wouldn't you do something extraordinary?" Commercial space travel may at some point lessen the mystique of space, but it's a mistake to think of it as uniquely commercial, Hadfield says.

Early and aggressive treatment is advocated by some to lessen the overall long-term impact to individuals.

Understanding the negative consequences of anger can motivate you to eliminate anger, and it may, to some degree, lessen your tendency to become angry.