Sentence examples for be reduced it would from inspiring English sources

If rates are to be reduced, it would almost certainly not be until next year, they said, and then only if the economy showed continued signs of slowing.

If this could be reduced, it would have a significant impact on the economy.

"If debt servicing costs are reduced, it would allow primary surplus targets [set by lenders] to come down which would lead to less pressure on the economy".

He added, "In an era when the entire department is having to find efficiencies, and budgets are being reduced, it would be hard to explain why $1 million a year in rent should not be replaced by free office space".

Finance Secretary John Swinney told the same programme that if debt in an independent Scotland was reducing it would be prudent to invest in an oil fund.

While the fluorouracil moiety of 5F-dUMP can be reduced, it cannot be dehalogenated because fluorine would need to leave as F+, a species too unstable for biochemical conditions.

Even if the number of sales is reduced, it's likely that these publishers would just up their price per unit.

If fitness of an individual were reduced, it is expected that the individual would be lost from the population.

In December, however, Dow said that it would be reducing its workforce by about 11%, or 5,000 jobs.

Riccitiello said one “significant retailer” had indicated it would be reducing its year-end inventory.

Flybe said it would be reducing its workforce by 500, despite returning to profit.