Sentence examples for and reducing the range from inspiring English sources
Ministers, partly through a poverty review being conducted by the Labour MP Frank Field, are also looking at ways of replacing Labour's child poverty target, and reducing the range of people entitled to use Sure Start, seen by the Labour as the first plank of the welfare state.
He did say he would improve customer service by boosting staff numbers and reducing the range of goods on offer.
This effect amplifies the change in drug delivered to and penetrating into the inter-strut arterial segments, raising drug levels in these regions and reducing the range between local maximum and minimum drug concentrations.
Reflecting on the lessons learned from the HFA, the Sendai Framework was established with the aim of achieving a substantial level of risk reduction and reducing the range of disaster-related losses, including the losses of human lives and livelihoods (2); it recommended the implementation of an action-oriented framework.
During the Middle Miocene, starting from about 16 Ma onwards, the African continent underwent gradual cooling and uplift in the east and south, leading to an expansion of woodlands and savannas, and reducing the ranges of lowland rain forest species [ 15- 17].
This hampers the storytelling and reduces the range of performance.
Let go of perfectionism Women often set incredibly high standards for themselves but perfectionism can often keep them tied into their comfort zone and reduce the range of assignments they seek, stunting their career growth.
Notice however that publicity of deliberation might both increase and reduce the range of arguments tested in discussion.
This has the potential to simplify procedures and reduce the range of vascular plugs required in stock.
This results in an inefficient usage of power and reduces the range of UWB nodes as the spectral peaks can cross the power levels specified in Figure 3.
Tight arthroplasty will increase the likelihood of flexion deformity and reduce the range of motion, while loose one can lead to pain, dysfunction, hyperextension, and accelerated wear [ 11].
