• It should lessen the impact of the tax on new construction and result in refunds for developers who already have made payments.

• The wake of the affair will be a long one and no doubt in time its effects will lessen.

• Higher pay would lessen the temptations of corruption.

• The team relied on special systems to lessen the risks of such extreme diving.

• Satellite observations help lessen the effects of heatwaves in urban areas.

• The skill of the forensic anthropologist cannot lessen the anguish of loss, but it can lessen the anguish of doubt.

• Useful guide to water conservation shows how to lessen your water footprint, save cash, and still have a beautiful yard.

• Using this type of object recognition might lessen those numbers significantly.

• The new grief-counseling industry tries to help lessen the pain of loss.

• And the university hopes the buzz from lowering its price will lessen the amount of merit aid needed to attract top students.

• And to lessen the burden for employers, pensions will no longer have to be indexed directly to inflation.

• Log on here to learn about some of those impacts and steps being taken to lessen the damage.

• Tracking packages and food sources would lead to faster recalls and lessen contamination risks.

• It is a real amazing way to sort of lessen a wars bad name.

• Here's how to lessen your water footprint, save cash, and still have a beautiful yard more.

• But there are ways to lessen its potential impact, and one is to become aware of what is going on as quickly as possible.

• Some suggest that prayer may lessen stress or strengthen patients' immune systems.

• Generally those who wish to lessen the suffering of prisoners get too readily dismissed as bleeding hearts or soft on criminals.

• It tends to lessen inequality among countries and increase it within them.

• Not only will you reduce the amount of paper trash dumped in landfills, you'll also lessen your own load.

• Music artists try to lessen their impact by requiring venues to be more eco-conscious.

• Cut faded flowers to prolong bloom and lessen production of seedpods.

• If the latter, it would presumably lessen the likelihood that a fraudster made the withdrawal.

• Whenever possible, medication should be avoided or reduced to lessen the risk of side effects.

• After all, experience teaches, only if the involved is open to the lessen.

• At the same time, the structure of the labour force may lessen the pain.

• Solar energy has drawbacks, but continued innovation and demand can lessen them.

• But better anesthesia choices can lessen the impact.

• During prolonged dry spells, wash occasionally with hose to clean leaves and to lessen insect attack.

• But creating the film has helped lessen the feeling.

• Doing so prevents certain types of bacteria from attaching to the wall of the bladder and may lessen your chance of infection.

• The sting does lessen with time and with each successful submission.

• However, these inequalities are likely to lessen now.

• In the face and one leg of the right-hand statue there are deep cracks, which do not lessen the uncanny effect of the sculpture.

• The world needs coal and natural gas, which produces radioactive waste water, to lessen our dependance on foreigh oil.

• Hang them in out-of-the-way places to lessen the likelihood of being stung.

• Instead, it's the right move to focus on how they happen and how to lessen their injurious effects.

• Antibiotics and medicine may be prescribed to lessen the discomfort, if needed.

• Please know that whatever you are going through and feeling will lessen with time.

• Europe's new law should eventually both lessen that pain and improve the way in which science itself is done.

• Such clusterings help lessen friction within a gorilla familial unit.

• The cheetah's future may look dim, but conservationists have been working to lessen the decline in some areas.

• Football helmets are built to lessen the impact of two major types of hits.

• But the chart also shows that labor losses lessen with age and are positive for a number of age groups.

• Japan will certain take steps to lessen the likelihood or impact of the next quake.

• Time will never lessen the pain and the memories that these men hold.

• Being more interactive with a stroke victim may be a good way to lessen the severity of the stoke and may certainly be comforting.

• But if you're morally prepared for it, it'll actually help you lessen the shock.

• He cuts his feet badly while outrunning the horse, but not even the bruises can lessen his bravado.

• For a start, it will lessen the foreign-exchange risk of cross-border investment.

• Negative peer group and school situations may lessen those influences, as in my case.

• Recent budget shortfalls and shifting training methods should lessen ranchers' worries.

• Social networks can lessen loneliness and boost self-esteem.

• Dust that cools a desert can change local airflow patterns and lessen the amount of rain that falls in surrounding areas.

• Yet wise, well-financed aid programmes can save lives, lessen poverty and encourage some growth.

• But health campaigners fear that the details will lessen any impact the ban might have.

• Energy-efficient lighting choices lower utility bills and lessen the burden on nonrenewable energy sources, which.

• The process does not sacrifice caffeine or lessen the flavor of the coffee, either.

• To lessen the shock of a possible impact he slowed down to twelve knots.

• Hazard-reduction burns are being carried out in forested areas to lessen the wildfire danger.

• To lessen their punishment, his wife came forward, providing details of her husband and her in-laws' involvement.

• The room's resonance can either increase or lessen base frequencies.

• Yet, even that event did not lessen his excitement about diving into the air.

• Smith divulged to the federal government that he had participated in an insider trading scheme only to try lessen his sentence.

• Homegrown energy may also lessen the impact on the environment by avoiding fossil fuels.

• Symptoms may even lessen over time, but they never.

• They argue that it can lessen traffic and reduce emissions from cars.

• But he added that the procedure might be enough to lessen her long-shot hopes of winning a medal.

• In part, that is done to help lessen the pressure that teens may feel in a professional setting.

• Some rebalancing of global flows might lessen the impact of plying the longer.

• Scrubbers use liquid to lessen the acidity of gases while filters prevent ash particles from being released into the atmosphere.

• Another variable that was found to lessen the impact of bullying was the amount of individual self-control.

• Part of its purpose is to identify potential problems and recommend ways to avoid or lessen them.

• Regardless of what you do after getting it does not lessen the fact that you have.

• At that time the only thing that was available to me to lessen the impact of my business on the environment was solar panels.

• Of much greater impact is the current emphasis on recycling household and industrial wastes to lessen the burden of garbage.

• Unqualified students lessen the educational experience for everyone.

• Large coal reserves and plans to build power stations could lessen reliance on diamonds.

• Decongestants stimulate receptors located on the same vessels to cause constriction and lessen the congestion.

• Preventing a company from hiring the same accounting firm as auditor and consultant might lessen conflicts.

• Australia signed a deal designed to lessen its appeal as a first port of call for refugees.

• It does not contribute to overpopulation or lessen the importance of birth control.

• Carrillo was trying to lessen his role in the drug business and wanted to make huge payoffs to buy peace for his family.

• Sofia wants to lessen the country's energy dependence on.

• Bureaucrats, of course, continue to fight attempts to lessen their powers.

• Making airports bigger will lessen the need for keeping planes aloft in holding patterns at busy times.

• The center seeks ways to lessen the public health impact of epidemics and biological weapons attacks.

• The second argument against fatalism is that there are new and relatively inexpensive techniques that might lessen the blow.

• Refinancing would lessen the likelihood of more failures.

• Also the blamed water would seem to provide a slight lubrication and lessen whatever friction was between these surfaces.

• But that doesn't lessen the esteem he has for his ex-boss.

• It wants to lessen its dollar exposure, but it also wants to hold down the yuan.

• The best way to help lessen the demand for palm is to avoid all products that contain it.

• But that did not lessen the rancor of residents in a town where many consider the public schools a point of pride.

• It is amazing how often problems lessen when people see a measurement of it every day and become aware of their bad habits.

• We have basically invented the concept of souls, to keep the dark away and to lessen the finality of death.

• Declaring something an urgent moral crisis and then doing nothing to lessen your own role in it would indeed make you a hypocrite.

• The aim is to encourage the indigenous creation of information and to lessen reliance on imports from outside.

• In the meantime, the city is trying several options to lessen the odor.

• The engines are loud and the ride not smooth, as pilots swoop and roll to lessen the threat of attack from the ground.

• Some of us care about our impact on this world and will gladly change our daily habits to lessen our own impact.

• Tanner said smoking seemed to lessen the risk of developing.

• And there was little sign of any desire by the participants to lessen the pressure on the regime.

• But there are ways to prevent or lessen the effects of extreme heat.

• Fee-based rather than commission-based accounts can lessen potential conflicts of.

• These discoveries seemingly lessen the impact of the end-Permian extinction.

• Administration officials said improved techniques would lessen the environmental impact of future drilling.

• Alternatively, the everyday-low-price pull may lessen as prices stop falling so quickly.

• One grand strategy that serves that purpose and more is to lessen our use of fossil fuel in every way possible.

• It was too late to do anything more that lessen the force of the impact by applying the brakes.

• Regional policy supposedly aims to lessen inequalities.

• So they are eager to lessen their dependence on memory chips while being seen to cooperate with foreign companies.

• Therefore, every country must do its part to lessen their debts and in doing so, help the entire world economy back on its feet.

• Misgivings also seem to lessen if the land lease is long.

• All three territorial governments hope that developing their natural resources will lessen their financial dependency.

• The laws are for safety and convenience, intended to prevent obstruction of walkways and to lessen congestion.

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