Sentence examples for that will lessen from inspiring English sources

A more accurate term is "mitigating risk" – taking measures that will lessen the damage and loss of life in future events.

"I think it is incumbent upon the Legislature to enact reforms that will lessen the likelihood of such a sad day repeating itself".

But I can help our citizens get ready for both natural and man-made disasters in a way that will lessen the impact.

General managers need to take the lead in building processes that will lessen the likelihood of a successful attack and mitigate damage.

In consumer class actions, legal experts say, Microsoft has defenses that will lessen its potential liability and present formidable obstacles for plaintiffs.

It is one thing to convince his colleagues of the money-raising, EU-placating benefits of a privatisation campaign that will lessen state holdings in some 13 companies, from Air France and Renault to the totemic Electricité de France.

I'm hoping that long term that this will lessen my pain and give me a better quality of life.

(Leslie, chiropractic patient, Seattle) I'm hoping that long term that this will lessen my pain and give me a better quality of life.

Supporters of the tunnel say that it will lessen the miles that trucks travel on New Jersey roads by tens of millions each year, and would significantly curb emissions of greenhouse gasses and asthma-inducing exhaust in the metropolitan New York region.

The hope is also that this will lessen the reporting burden and streamline the number of quality measures something that is sorely needed in the "developed" world, where measures of quality have multiplied.

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.