Sentence examples for would be lessened from inspiring English sources
It seems that your unease would be lessened if you could express your concerns.
She wasn't the only one whose burden would be lessened by the loss.
The burden of these levies would be lessened by the resulting reductions in pollution and congestion.
"The city would be lessened if it lost the society," Mr. Wood said.
Then everybody would know where they stand and any incentive to lobby would be lessened.
The world's energy supply would be increased and the fear of abrupt depletion would be lessened with new energy production.
Furthermore, the flaw in the author's zucchini analogy is that a finite vegetable market exists and a store would be lessening its own sales by being forced to buy homegrown zucchini from its customers for resale…….but solar-generated electricity does not have a similar finite cap: the more solar-generated electricity the utility has available to its grid, the cleaner the environment will be.
But they'd be lessened considerably if one of the candidates got up at the first debate and said that climate change can't be mourned from the back seat of an Escalade; that the future benefits of expanded health care and more affordable college have a price tag in the here and now; that pain is a precursor to healing; and that it's time to take our medicine.
The toxic effects would also be lessened by the coating.
While Dennie was acquitted, the severity of the attacks leveled in Port Folio would henceforth be lessened.
In 2008 during the campaign, in January right after the inauguration, the day before the speech, and directly after the speech military families were assured that their time with their loved ones would not be lessened as a result of this already questionable strategy.
