Sentence examples for been expected to reduce from inspiring English sources

Designed to be reflown as many as 100 times, the U.S. space shuttle originally had been expected to reduce the high cost of spaceflight into low Earth orbit.

Comparing three years ending in 1998 with the last comparable stretch of prosperity, in the late 1980's, the study found that the overall rate of poverty in New York City among families with children climbed to 32.3percentt from 29.3percentt, despite a rise in education and employment that would have been expected to reduce poverty.

The research and development of high-temperature superconducting wires, especially yttrium-based coated conductors (CCs), and their energy applications have been expected to reduce CO2 emissions.

Although the warmer temperature might have been expected to reduce cod reproductive success and promote a cod-egg predator (sprat), the beneficial effects of higher salinity on egg and larval survival were probably dominant [109].

42 Thus, the inclusion of markers of inflammation or endothelial dysfunction might have been expected to reduce or abolish the significant difference in plaque score.

High-temperature fermentation technology with thermotolerant microbes has been expected to reduce the cost of bioconversion of cellulosic biomass to fuels or chemicals.

Reduced PC firing would also be expected to reduce response amplitudes, which we have observed.

Those cuts are expected to reduce costs by $1.27 billion.

The moves are expected to reduce annual expenses by $70 million.

It is expected to reduce construction costs by 50%.

They are expected to reduce to four divisions from six.