Sentence examples for steadily lessened from inspiring English sources
Geographical and social-class differences in sexual attitudes and behaviour have steadily lessened.
With Abraham Lincoln re-elected as President of the Union, and Gen. Ulysses Grant made commander of the Union Army, the possibility of a Confederate victory was steadily lessened.
Over the course of the next couple months, with his ERA steadily rising, his playing time was lessened, making just six appearances in the month of July, and five in August.
Solid foods were slowly reintroduced as the level of assistance from Karen's IV lessened, and she continued to gain weight steadily.
Yet President Rafael Caldera's government steadily resists suggestions that it should do anything to lessen the risk of an environmental disaster.It might, for instance, limit traffic in the channel while some vigorous dredging gets done.
Facts shouldn't be allowed to get in the way of a good smear, such as, for example, that union influence within Labour has been steadily reduced every year since the 1990s (with Miliband lessening this even further) and that affiliated unions pay large sums to Labour but have little in the way of desired policy commitments to show for it.
Since 2005, Mr. Uribe and Mr. Chávez have steadily mended ties, driven largely by growing economic interdependence and Venezuela's ambitions to lessen its reliance on the United States as the main market for its oil.
The manager's ability to stay calm and at times dull, kept expectations relatively low, lessened the pressure on the players and helped build confidence steadily.
Based on the latest predictions, the impacts of the current drought in the southern part of the country will lessen by mid-2017, but counties in the North - in particular Turkana, Marsabit, Wajir and Mandera - will steadily get worse.
More often, it lessened it.
