Sentence examples for and reduce the troubles from inspiring English sources

In the long run, winning the city of culture prize may boost the local economy and it may create jobs and reduce the troubles that people in Hull face.

To reduce the trouble, Mr. Dakhkilgov decided to avoid commuting and live in a rundown hostel near the factory.

Network-bootable diskless computers are also desirable for reducing the possibility of hardware troubles, and it simultaneously realizes to omit first-tier data storage and reduce the migration operational cost.

Confusing or equating sick with bad unfairly stigmatizes the mentally ill, who already have enough troubles, and reduces the responsibility of criminals -- some of whom are thus saved from capital punishment.

The Congress should act to stem the tide as well by helping mortgage holders in trouble and reducing the number of house and condos that will go to market at distress prices.

First, it provided the PMSCs with the information they needed to avoid trouble spots, which should have reduced the number of shooting incidents and reduced the burden on the military.

More important was that this method could reduce the separation trouble caused by addition of osmoregulators.

But at the outset of the MuBoJo project, we believed that illness narratives and explanatory models would be important to explicate as we partner with villagers, healthcare personnel and government to reduce the burden of MuBoJo troubles and improve quality of life.

Framework programme projects have simultaneously increased their size and narrowed their scope during the last decade (notably, within the 6th and 7th FPs) – a decision motivated by the need to reduce the cost and trouble involved in the evaluation and management of the projects, rather than by the drive to improve research quality.

Parents can reduce the cost and trouble by taking advantage of videotapes now available for many colleges around the country.

Demand for "software as a service," as this approach is also known, is growing rapidly because it can reduce the cost and trouble of maintaining a company's own information technology.