Sentence examples for and likely reduce from inspiring English sources

Doctors say the deal, which will redefine anti-social hours and likely reduce pay for doctors working weekends, will put patients in danger.

"This would be expensive, and likely reduce the rapid rate of innovation that has driven the development of the internet to date … But if states cannot trust that their citizens' personal data – as well as sensitive commercial and government information – will not otherwise be swept up in giant surveillance operations, this may be a price they are willing to pay".

But Japanese companies in particular most of which were already nowhere near as profitable as American firms are now facing a massive headwind, thanks to the precipitous rise in the value of the yen, which will make it harder for them to export products and likely reduce their profit margins, and the dramatic weakening in emerging-market economies, which are an increasingly big market for them.

Throw in the the availability of 5G broadband (which will finally create competition and likely reduce prices) and better tech (less buffering) and vMVPDs are likely to continue their rapid growth and exceed 15 million subscribers this year.

Other necessary components for a global warming crisis – that temperatures are unusually warm and are warming rapidly – are similarly disputed and likely reduce that 33-to-50% "consensus" still further.

Moreover, approval of the Keystone XL pipeline will strengthen U.S. relations with Canada and likely reduce our dependence on non-North American oil.

Not doing so would have restored New Orleans's more traditional urban geography, and likely reduced the potential threat of stormwater.

"As temperatures rise," the report notes, "precipitation will become increasingly likely to fall as rain rather than snow, increasing runoff and likely reducing water supplies in areas dependent on snowpack".

This constriction imposed a water-level drop of up to 2.7 m at the time of peak-flow conditions and likely reduced the peak discharge at the lake outlet by about 6%.

This would have had two very positive effects: focusing executives toward a more balanced set of performance results and in the end ultimately improving the sustainable performance of organizations, and likely reducing the amount of pay that individual executives got -- a win/win.

Control efforts by Lackland AFB that placed febrile BMTs on medical hold and prevented them from leaving the base seemed to affect severity of illness at Lackland AFB and likely reduced the number of ill persons arriving at secondary sites.