Sentence examples for to a lessen from inspiring English sources

So the aim of such tailored quantitative assessments may be to better communicate an order of magnitude of the changes needed, a clearer differentiation of the impacts of different scenarios and to highlight which factors may contribute most to a lessen impact, rather than to provide an exact assessment of goal fulfilment.

But he said the task was "doable" and would itself contribute to a lessening of the violence.

Perhaps only a diplomatic attempt to allow for the bilateral processing of these traumas will lead to a lessening or resolution of the Mideast conflict.

Another reason was the increased emphasis on academics in early-childhood education, which has led to a lessening of physical activity.

Role-players representing Syria did engage with the U.S. diplomats, but linked helping out in Baghdad to a lessening of U.S. pressure in Lebanon.

Mr. Gates warned that failure would lead to a lessening of the intense global effort and "a return to the days of tens of thousands of cases per year".

He developed a style of declamation that was well-suited to the French language; this innovation led to a lessening of the demarcation between the recitative and the aria, so that French opera acquired much more continuity.

It might lead to a lessening of the emphasis on audacious creativity and strategic bloody-mindedness that, although it may not redound to the common good, can lead to acts of brilliance that change us all".

The unexpected announcement yesterday that the leaders of North and South Korea plan to meet in June could lead to a lessening of tensions on the cold war's last military frontier.

Though this led to a lessening of violence, the brigades continued to claim responsibility for a large number of shootings and suicide bombings, sometimes carried out in cooperation with other radical groups, such as the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

We believe that a greater communication before starting the treatment is needed which will lead to improved relationships and to a lessening of misunderstanding.