Sentence examples for a steeper reduction from inspiring English sources

Over the past few weeks, officials have used that same logic to justify a steeper reduction of forces in Afghanistan.

Cable argues instead for a weaker carbon target, saying: "This level keeps us on course to meet our 2050 target and entails a steeper reduction in emissions than the previous government set for carbon budgets, which easily justifies our position as greenest government ever".

Similarly, we expect that young people with a higher incremental domestic workload and a steeper reduction in time transfers after transition to adulthood will be less eager to leave the "gilded cage" (Cook and Furstenberg 2002) of the parental family.

A more obvious increase in ⊿CHS was associated with a steeper reduction in ⊿baPWV (see table 1 for details).

There was evidence of non-linearity (pnon-linearity = 0.004), with a steeper reduction in risk at higher levels of fibre intake (Fig.  2d, ESM Table  2).

That would be a steep reduction from the amount the United States now spends here, which has been $110 billion to $120 billion a year since the "surge" in American troop levels began in 2010, according to the Congressional Research Service.

The numbers in Chechnya were 81 killed and 103 wounded, a steep reduction from just a few years ago.

Inside, a group of advocates in wheelchairs also criticized a steep reduction in financing for in-home care.

These include the privatization of government-owned airlines, utilities and manufacturing companies; the elimination of trade barriers within Europe; and a steep reduction in government subsidies for business.

The work on the garden has already had one positive outcome: a steep reduction in crime there and along the adjacent riverbank.

To finance his dream, he raised tuition and cut staff, resulting in a dangerous drop in enrollment and a steep reduction in revenue that brought the school into a full-fledged fiscal crisis.