Sentence examples for continually reducing from inspiring English sources

"Instead of popping it up high and continually reducing it," she said, "this is where the homeowner will entertain offers".

The Dilnot commission's proposals could, however, be transformed into this NHS model by continually reducing the level of the cap on care costs.

Past few decades have seen a rapid growth in the availability of computational power and that induces continually reducing cost of simulation.

Through a commitment to continually reducing their carbon footprint, Carbon Trust Standard achievers have together cut their emissions by 3 million tonnes of CO2e and have saved the equivalent of £138 million associated with reductions in gas, electricity and fuel use.

The proposed changes signaled that policy makers don't want to cut English from the exam immediately, "but rather walk a road of gradual weakening, perhaps continually reducing its score value and, after conditions are ripe, eliminate English from the gaokao," the newspaper said.

But longer term, how many people would want to buy into something of continually reducing value?

The BMI of the other two patients were continually reduced by approximately 30%.

CO2 emissions will continually reduce when various sectors participate in carbon emission trading mechanism.

There is a "blame the west" mentality which continually reduces the cause of radicalisation to western foreign policy.

As the match progresses, the playable area of land is continually reduced, so participants are forced closer and closer together.

Aside from the PCAOB's recent focus and inspection efforts on internal control audits, regulators have continually reduced the scope and extent of mandated internal control audits.