Sentence examples for achieved in reducing from inspiring English sources

The industry needs to communicate the modest direct contribution of packaging to the environmental footprint of packed goods and the success already achieved in reducing the environmental impact of packaging.

Not only have many successes been achieved in reducing specific forms of crime through these approaches, but they are well-supported by findings from crime opportunity theories, all of which focus on the immediate situational causes of crime (see Felson and Clarke 1998; Wortley and Mazerolle 2008; Natarajan 2011).

Despite the limited progress achieved in reducing overall nuclear inventories between the US and Russia, the previous decade saw the increased reliance on nuclear weapons, especially with regards to the United States defense posture.

Recently some progress has been achieved in reducing mortality.

These findings can partly explain huge disparities in the progress achieved in reducing maternal mortalities among regions [ 8, 16].

The fourth period covers the period since the 1970s when important gains have been achieved in reducing mortality from cardiovascular diseases, and particularly in increasing the longevity of older adults.

In this sense, it is said that synchronization is achieved in reduced order.

"In the last three decades, not one country has achieved success in reducing obesity rates, and we expect obesity to rise steadily as incomes rise in low- and middle-income countries in particular, unless urgent steps are taken to address this public health crisis".

Planet Health achieved success in reducing TV viewing and the frequency of eating with TV.

Current approaches to tuberculosis (TB) control in low and middle income countries with high HIV and TB prevalence have achieved progress in reducing TB disease burden.

Significant progress has been achieved globally in reducing mortality amongst mothers and children since 1990 (1), but more innovative strategies are needed to reduce bottlenecks to care-seeking, especially at the time of delivery (2).