Sentence examples for are minimising from inspiring English sources

The UKBA was also cautiously optimistic: "Early signs show our contingency plans are minimising the impact of strike action, but waiting times at some ports may still be slightly longer than normal".

Voters are angry that the likes of Google, Amazon and Apple are minimising their tax payments – perfectly legitimately – because the global tax system has not kept up with the times.

Officials are minimising the threat by screening travellers, though apparently healthy people can be incubating Ebola.But to quarantine an entire chunk of west Africa would be both wrong and futile.

But he says the British are "minimising the objective damage" they are able to inflict.Given the military stalemate, the British strategy now focuses on developing Afghan forces and government structures with a view to an eventual political solution.

"Private sectors in most countries in the West today are minimising debt or maximising savings in spite of zero interest rates, behaviour that is at total odds with traditional theory," he writes.This makes monetary policy much less effective.

The prime minister said people had raised legitimate concerns "that some companies, particularly multinational companies through the device of transfer pricing are minimising their tax in jurisdictions such as Australia and maximising it in other jurisdictions that have different tax laws and different tax rates".

Transport costs are minimised and the fishermen get a larger return for each fish sold.

Meetings at startups are minimised, there's a constant emphasis on making the most of every minute in the day.

Once such currency mismatches are minimised, the risk of exchange-rate crises will be curtailed.

Difficulties are minimised, or are glossed over with rhetorical distractions.

In this way, interactions between simultaneously infused medications are minimised.