Sentence examples for chance of reducing from inspiring English sources

There is no chance of reducing the deficit without tax increases.

The trio said it would be preferable not to split the progressive vote, with the Lib Dems standing a chance of reducing Theresa May's Commons majority.

But it was also a more serious proposal, with a real chance of reducing costs and expanding insurance, instead of just shoring up the status quo.

If Australia has any chance of reducing our carbon emissions even to the extent that the parties have agreed so far, we must replace our reliance on fossil fuels to produce our electricity, especially coal, with cleaner and renewable energy.

A broad and balanced approach is our best chance of reducing sugar consumption to healthier levels and to see fewer people suffering the consequences of too much sugar in the diet".

Reduced financial flows and an even weaker exchange rate would give the UK a chance of reducing its trade deficit, creating real jobs for the many, not the few.

The report augurs well for the economy's chances of reducing unemployment in coming months.

Results reveal that the model can be implemented in projects and the chances of reducing and recovery C&D waste could be increased, well above the EU challenge.

Now, here's his dilemma: Unless he pushes for scale, his chances of reducing ITC's dependence on tobacco will be slim.

What are the chances of reducing the growing illicit use of pharmaceuticals?

There was no doubt that he had killed Chaykoski and Woloch, he had not acted in self-defence and there was no evidence of provocation; the chances of reducing the murder charge to manslaughter were therefore slim.