Sentence examples for accordingly reducing from inspiring English sources

But net outflows of funds at the Swiss bank's private-banking division doubled from the previous quarter, spurred by withdrawals from clients to pay authorities in an Italian tax amnesty.UBS's SFr2.7 billion ($2.5 billion) loss for the year activated its malus (Latin for "bad") system of accordingly reducing an executive's bonus ("good").

Accordingly, reducing the cost of the extraction and purification is of great economic importance.

Accordingly, reducing CVD risk among older adults is an important public health priority.

And, in fact, the scheme in Figure 1 can be modified accordingly, reducing the total number of lifting steps from eight to four (Figure 5).

Consequently, it is safe to say that sufficient peri-implant keratinized tissue prevents peri-implant plaque accumulation and buccal soft tissue recessions, accordingly reducing the risk of mucositis and peri-implantitis [7, 8].

It indicates that an effective strategy of reducing the uncertainty caused by the vortex frequency is improving its resolution, accordingly reducing the total uncertainty of a vortex flowmeter measurement.

She has, accordingly, reduced the contents of her purse to a small Filofax, a wallet, a compact and keys.

They have accordingly reduced their activity in the area, cutting back staff and reducing the capital they devote to the market.

But the very act of diversification means that these markets become more tied to the developed world and the rewards of diversification are accordingly reduced.

Once that complex structure erodes, we are left with flat rock pavements covered by scrubby algae, and biodiversity is accordingly reduced to a fraction of what a healthy reef supports.

"The way in which non-compliance and social and cultural circumstances were conflated in the nephrologists' accounts revealed a common pattern of thinking whereby individuals would be pre-judged as high risk, with accordingly reduced chances of referral," read one research paper for the International Journal for Equity in Health, co-written by Prof Alan Cass, a leading kidney specialist.