Sentence examples for built to reduce from inspiring English sources

On top of the barrier an embankment was built to reduce air-borne vibrations.

Partnerships are built to reduce costs, and health and social care is brought together under NHS control.

Later, in 1979, jetties and breakwaters started to be built to reduce the erosive impact of waves.

But the lagoon, which held more than 150,000 cubic yards, is dwarfed by the huge lake of sewage it was built to reduce.

Hard engineered structures such as seawalls, groynes and breakwaters are often built to reduce coastal erosion and maintain a minimum beach width for recreation along coast regions.

To reduce the growth in house prices to 1.8% a year, 70,000 a year more needed to be built; to reduce growth to 1.1% a year, 120,000 more private sector homes were needed.

WHENEVER gasoline prices rise high enough in the United States, pressure builds to reduce the country's dependence on imported oil.

Still, as political pressure builds to reduce federal spending and budget deficits, other economists are now warning of "Japanification" — of falling into the same deflationary trap of collapsed demand that occurs when consumers refuse to consume, corporations hold back on investments and banks sit on cash.

Aside from helmet use, improving the urban built environment to reduce disparities in the safety of cycling infrastructure could make overall injury risks more just (Mulvaney et al. 2015).

And unlike Germany, Spain had no system built in to reduce tariff rates if its capacity targets were exceeded.

Growing concerns over climate change have led to an increasing interest in the role of the built environment to reduce transportation greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.