Sentence examples for and perhaps reducing from inspiring English sources

Howard Schneider, Newsday's editor, said discussions about changing and perhaps reducing Mr. Breslin's role began some time ago, at the columnist's instigation.

One is to have governors elected by provincial assemblies rather than directly, saving money on elections and perhaps reducing the scope for fraud.

And to some extent they have succeeded – by confusing the public and perhaps reducing public pressure on politicians to reach a strong and effective agreement at Copenhagen climate talks this month.

The buzzword out of Beijing is that it will "fine-tune" policy, probably by pumping more money into the economy by easing up on credit conditions for small and midsize companies and perhaps reducing record-high reserve requirements for banks.

This is because the starter culture serves as an inoculum, increasing bacterial density and perhaps reducing lag phase duration.

We consider two hypotheses for explaining and perhaps reducing shallow strategy development: a student-centered hypothesis related to "gaming the system," and a design-centered hypothesis regarding how students are scaffolded via the system.

These lower serum estrogen concentrations can be interrupted as reduced potential for estrogen action in SV-40 Tag prostate and perhaps reduced anti-androgenic action.

(Ms. Rice says that Mr. Bush would review "the size of the American arsenal," and perhaps reduce it).

This, in turn, would lower blood pressure, counteract the stiffness of cholesterol-clogged arteries and perhaps reduce further clogging.

Overweight older women can reduce unhealthy estrogen levels, and perhaps reduce their risk of breast cancer, by taking off fat through exercise, a new study has found.

But lawyers and regulators suggest that the pact will improve consumer protections, and perhaps reduce borrowing costs in the long term.