Sentence examples for a reduction in time from inspiring English sources

The books I read in prison did not get me a reduction in time but helped me to become who I should have been.

Prenatal morphine exposure caused a reduction in time spent in the EPM open arms and a reduction in time spent in the lit side of the L/D box.

Also, in these cases, a reduction in time to diagnosis was observed, decreasing by between 20% and 50%.

The advantage of using this smaller panel of VNTRs is a reduction in time and cost of the analysis by almost three-fold.

Reducing tillage practices results in lower energy consumption as well as soil erosion protection, structural damage control, and a reduction in time and energy required for seedbed preparation.

A changing National Health Service structure and a reduction in time available for teaching have led to the increasing tensions in both clinical and university settings, to deliver high-quality patient care, research, and teaching.

They called for a minimum marriageable age of 18 for girls (it is currently 16 but many girls marry in their early teens), for the right to marry and divorce in accordance with Islam, and for a reduction in time that women have to wait to remarry when their husbands disappear.

He noted that sentencing provisions in the measure would apply to about 5,000 offenders — far fewer than in earlier sentencing proposals — and that those now serving time would have to reappear before the same judge and prosecutor to win a reduction in time served.

Yet the scientific community does not support a reduction in the time limit implemented in 1990.

A reduction in working time can be used to address increasing levels of economic inequality.

The founders were looking for two things: a means of unifying union workers and a reduction in work time.