Sentence examples for when it lessens from inspiring English sources

Change is not good when it seem arbitrary, unearned or when it lessens how much we care about the people on the screen.

Tunnel Vision gives 25% more damage when aiming, but it lessens your damage by 25% when you don't aim, so it's a double-edged sword.

Surely it would have been better to raise the red flag when the danger was its highest rather than now when it has temporarily been lessened?

Also deferoxamine did not lessen disease when it was given during the preclinical stage of EAE in rats given passive transfer of cells from MBP or spinal cord homogenate-injected rats (Willenborg et al., 1988; Table 1).

Gap year experiences can lessen the blow when it comes to adjusting to college and being thrown into a brand new environment, making it easier to focus on academics and activities rather than acclimation blunders.

Always try to think what coming next, it will lessen the shock when it happens.

That should not lessen De Bruyne's contribution when it was also his 20-yard effort that led to the 12th-minute breakthrough.

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He even went so far as to say yesterday that he was lessening his attack soon, when it was being made clear that recovery was on the way.

We ask the U.N. to take it upon itself to call for such elections and oversee the election process when fighting lessens and Muammar Gaddafi has been dethroned.

According to social-science research, self-reported happiness traditionally correlates roughly with income inequality: in years when inequality lessens, people report greater life satisfaction.