Sentence examples for which could lighten from inspiring English sources

Will he crack the leadership code that will allow J. R. Smith to continue exploring his own offensive maturation, which could lighten Anthony's load in the playoffs?

Large employers are "very interested in the Medicare drug benefit," which could lighten their expenses for retirees, said Dr. Mary Jane England, president of the Washington Business Group on Health, a research and lobbying association representing large employers.

But Microsoft may try teaming up with News Corp., which could lighten that financial burden andadd the nice touch of a vibrant social-networking site, MySpace.

Microsoft may try teaming up with News Corp., which could lighten the financial burden of purchasing Yahoo! and add the nice touch of a vibrant social-networking site, MySpace.

Still, the hope is that this project could lighten the tax burden for residents, which is high because of the dearth of industry and the closing of many hotels.

It was also believed that the prayers of the living could lighten and shorten their trials, as could the intercession of saints (which is why it was good to have all of those at hand).

Were there any hospitals in Madrid that were not used, which could have helped to lighten the load on the others?

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Only something so heavy could lighten their burden.

That could lighten the load on the Giants defense.

His conversation, like his correspondence and his kindness, could lighten their darkest moments.

Imagine if you could lighten your wallet by combining all of those functions onto a single card.