Sentence examples for the lessened from inspiring English sources
verb
To make less; to diminish; to reduce.
The lessened contrast in atmospheric pressure with altitude causes the horizontal pressure gradient to weaken with height, which in turn results in a decrease in wind speed.
Mr. Nissim said that more than 5,000 people have attended close to 300 gatherings, figures he attributes to common sense ("eating alone is boring") and the lessened social pressures, because most of those attending are not looking for romance.
Even with the lessened armour the British drove 19 km into German positions by 13 August.
The lessened covariance, as well as smaller standard deviations, was caused by the cross-contamination of signal intensity between neighboring cells as a consequence of the cell identification scheme used in the HCS software, which does not identify individual cell boundaries correctly.
The lessened FBR and increased glucose recovery suggest that NO release lowered tissue impedance to glucose transport.
The lessened impact on task and thought interruption could have a positive impact on error and stress reduction.
The lessening from which growing could begin.
This kind of difference might explain the lessening happiness of American women.
So we have syphilis itself to thank for the lessening of its symptoms.
These observations coincide with the lessening of her once-overpowering love for him.
For the Chieftains it meant the lessening of Ireland's economic and cultural isolation.
