Sentence examples similar to tangibly lessened import from inspiring English sources
A serious slowdown throughout the European Union would lessen its import appetite, hurting China.
While it is obviously healthy for every man and woman to learn to become whole and independent, it is self-destructive for a woman to try to lessen the import of relationship in her life.
As a result, prices dropped to record lows, and America began to wean itself from coal, along with oil and gas imports, which lessened its dependence on the Middle East.
It cut greenhouse gas emissions of automobiles by reducing gasoline burned and lessened U.S. dependence on petroleum imports by cutting use by about 2 million barrels a day.
Eleven years later, they have profoundly lessened businesses' incentives to produce and import goods, and have divided the country between those with access to hard currency and those without.
The development of Israel's natural gas sector in recent years has lessened the country's dependence on foreign energy imports in an unstable and largely hostile region.
And importing what was largely a foreign creed restricted to centres in Bahrain, Iraq and Syria lessened the risk of any state religion exacerbating rivalries among Iranian tribes or the Safavids' supporters.
It was as though by keeping this room impersonal, by not importing her intimate belongings but leaving them mingled with those of her husband, she lessened the offense of not sharing his quarters.
More often, it lessened it.
But few believe corruption has lessened.
