Sentence examples for be made by reducing from inspiring English sources

Savings would be made by reducing government operating expenditures, consumption costs and trimming the bloated public sector.

Other cuts will be made by reducing the number of flights between destinations and by replacing United's big jets with smaller regional jets flown by its commuter affiliates.

He revealed that some cuts would be made by reducing property portfolios, saying: "There are over 80 locations that my department operates in.

Deeper savings can be made by reducing layers of management and title creep: it found that almost half of the staff in second-tier investment banks had the title of director or managing director compared with 20-30% among the better firms.But banks do not have a great record as beancounters.

Because the United States has both the highest levels of per capita carbon emissions and the highest unintended pregnancy rate in the developed world, meaningful contributions to carbon reduction efforts can be made by reducing the number of unplanned pregnancies in the U.S.  Most people do not know that nearly half of all U.S. pregnancies are unintended.

Audit Scotland said the savings could be made by reducing waste and cutting the use of less suitable medicines.

It is made by reducing iron ore in a blast furnace.

About three-quarters of the drop in spending was made by reducing the volume of services provided.

He takes his inspiration from Sweden, where profits are being made by reducing the number of qualified teachers, and where educational standards have fallen.

The sauce is made by reducing fish or lobster stock that has been enriched with lobster shells, tomato, garlic and roasted chilies.

They're made by reducing each beer by half before adding milk and cream, said the owner and chef, Jake Godby.