Sentence examples for a reduction in capability from inspiring English sources

The shadow defence secretary, Liam Fox, said: "This constant failure to contain cost and keep to timetable means that taxpayers' money is being wasted and our armed forces are being denied vital equipment which has meant a reduction in capability.

Mr Clegg was told bluntly: "For cases such as counter-terrorism, organised crime and large-scale fraud, I would go so far as to say that communications data is so important that any reduction in capability would create a real risk to future prosecutions".

If the government had been clear in its vision from the outset, and embraced a debate about global influence and reach versus a reduction in military capability, then we would be closer to a more strategic arrangement for the army.

There will not be a reduction in military capability".

"Individual missions may have a reduction in science capability, but for the greater good," Busalacchi says.

Mitochondrial diseases, which result from a reduction in the capability of mitochondria to produce energy, are complex.

For example, when surgically removing head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC), damage to the larynx can cause a reduction in aspiration capability and voice quality.

It also has been found that a large amount of cross-linker could result in a reduction in swelling capability and mechanical toughness (Xia et al. 2003; Haraguchi et al. 2005).

Our results showed that inhibiting mTOR with rapamycin in duck myoblasts led to a reduction in their capability for proliferation.

Our results showed that inhibiting PI3K with LY294002 in duck myoblasts led to a reduction in their capability for proliferation.

The synthesis of estradiol in the ovary takes place in a large number of cells, such that a reduction in the capability of one would have no measurable effect.