Sentence examples for be some reduction in from inspiring English sources

"It is expected that there will be some reduction in roles during the three-year integration process," the statement says.

The result inevitably is going to be some reduction in capacity, an accentuation of what we have already seen in the wake of the Auto Train derailment".

Even those who agree there might be some reduction in house prices, say the impacts would be one-off and small.

"It is inevitable that when you put two organisations together, there will be, there may be, some reduction in headcount," said Mark Wilson, chief executive of Aviva.

Stuart M. Saft, the chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said that "a couple years from now, when tax appeal hearings are held," and the highest valuations are replaced by lower ones, "there will finally be some reduction in real estate taxes".

"The overall improvement in research ratings, combined with the limited amount of funds, means that there will inevitably be some reduction in levels of funding for departments rated below 5*," reads HEFCE's announcement.

Mr. Whiteford of the pilots' union acknowledged that there would be some reductions in fleet size, saying, "We've got to get leaner and meaner," but declined to be more specific.

There was some reduction in whiplash claims after referral fees were banned in 2012, but subsequently, they have risen again to 2011 levels.

Although there has been some reduction in unhealthy food advertisements on children's television, the decline has been minimal.

"There has been some reduction in the Midlands but we are working hard to get that back to where it could and should be".

The findings indicate that there was some reduction in traffic volume during adverse weather, particularly with respect to passenger traffic.