Sentence examples for which would soften from inspiring English sources

The actual decrease may be a bit smaller because of chronic overproduction by OPEC members, which would soften somewhat the blow to the global economy.

The weather forecast for Sunday calls for temperatures in the low 40's with a chance of rain, which would soften the grass.

This would significantly expand CSCO's services business portfolio, which would soften the swings of macroeconomic cycles as it did for both Hewlett-Packard and IBM during the last downturn.

Graham was asked to write an episode primarily for children which would soften the much darker finale that would be broadcast after.

It also prevents accumulating of thermal energy by the adhesive material, which otherwise would soften and immerse the particles, being equivalent to the loss of the evidence material.

But Pennington said he felt enough confidence in his wrist strength to line up under center instead of taking snaps in the shotgun, which would have softened the blow.

Meanwhile, NSA allies in the Senate failed Tuesday afternoon to tack their own amendments onto the act, many of which would have softened the reform blow for the NSA.

Note that this slight stiffening with increasing suction suggests that the epithelium does not behave like a liquid-like drop with a surface tension or like a thin shell under internal pressure, which would appear to soften with increasing suction [27].

It was supposed to be a deterrent and was thus written to prevent policy makers from making choices that would soften its impact, which is why it also include defense cuts.

Instead, they would soften the clashing streams of hot southern and cold northern air, which form twisters in the first place, Prof Tao said.

Last week Mr Yanukovich submitted a draft of a new criminal code to the Rada (parliament) that would soften punishment for economic crimes, though without reference to the articles used to convict Ms Tymoshenko, which date back to Soviet times.