Sentence examples for a total reduction in from inspiring English sources
The record cut would bring a total reduction in Opec supply to 4m barrels a day, nearly a 5% cut in world oil supplies.
Following this same logic, we expect reproductive phases to be shortened more so than vegetative phases under cooling, for a total reduction in activity periods.
Relative decoupling means using less stuff with every unit of economic growth; absolute decoupling means a total reduction in the use of resources, even though the economy continues to grow.
ITV Wales has cut its English-language programmes for Welsh viewers to 1.5 hours a week from four hours, and the report notes that there has been a total reduction in spending on TV programmes for Wales across the BBC and ITV from £39m to £27m.
I sent the paper to one of Britain's leading thinkers on this issue, Chris Goodall, who has argued that the UK appears to have reached "peak stuff": in other words, there has been a total reduction in our use of resources, otherwise known as absolute decoupling.
"But it seems incredible to me that intelligent, thoughtful people, at this stage, continue to think as they do when what we have received from Mr. Chávez is misery, corruption, murders and a total reduction in our quality of life and so much crime.
The addition of a comorbid mental health condition resulted in a total reduction of 11 points in PCS and 15 points in MCS.
There has been a total reduction of approximately 25% in posts.
They would lose another 4,400 employees, on top of the 3,500 they expect to lose this year, for a total reduction of 7,900 employees in two years.
The dietary changes in the CCC scenarios were more extreme than the counterfactual dietary pattern taken here, with either a greater total reduction in meat or total elimination of beef and sheep meat.
If this explanation is correct, one might consider extending the DC therapy in initially unfavourable responders to six rather than three courses, to obtain a similar total reduction in tumour size.
