Sentence examples for allegedly reduce from inspiring English sources

One of the first contractors to attempt to prove them wrong was Wilmott Dixon, whose Sunesis system – which received glowing Design Council endorsement – can allegedly reduce the cost of a new school by up to 30%, and cut the build programme by about 20 weeks.

These distinct fuels allegedly reduce pollution, but there is scant evidence they actually do so.

Rather, definitions of reduction directed at model-based theorizing are often described in ontological terms: It is the mechanisms, or phenomena captured by the models that allegedly reduce.

According to the Project Design Documents presented by the companies to the CDM, the two projects will combine to allegedly reduce over half a million metric tons of CO2 emissions each year.

He is the scientist, astronaut and entrepreneur whose quixotic adventures in thinking outside the box have allegedly reduced him to penury - although he does have the most extraordinary pad: like a giant atelier for visionary scientists.

Therefore, the derived, reducing theories typically are not the allegedly reduced, old ones; and their derivation sheds no relevant insight into the relation between the original old one and the new (Feyerabend 1962; Sklar 1967).

Nagel constructed a formal model of reduction and applied it to illuminate how the science of thermodynamics, which was couched in terms of higher-level concepts such as pressure and temperature, was allegedly reduced to statistical mechanics, couched in terms of the lower-level concepts of Newtonian dynamics such as force and mean kinetic energy.

2. Activity Shifting (also called "Leakage") -- Emissions allegedly reduced by the project may simply be shifted elsewhere and there is no feasible way to track this.

That is because repairing our failing infrastructure would create only a measly "2.7 million jobs across the economy and [only] increase the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by $377 billion" while allegedly reducing carbon pollution, other greenhouse gas emissions and supposedly reducing the impacts of climate change.

The vet in question allegedly also reduced the size of camels' ears to make them look more delicate, another signifier of camel perfection.

All of these measures stemmed from Georgia laws that were allegedly intended to reduce fraud, but could lead to voters especially black voters being disenfranchised.