Sentence examples for course to reduce from inspiring English sources

Once the company is on course to reduce earnings volatility, and transform into a major renewable stock, we see merger interest from Centrica.

Of course, to reduce Obama to the colour of his skin is a grave oversimplification, even if he has been keen to emphasise his "black roots".

A far less risky course to reduce wealth for estate-tax purposes is to transfer to children nonprimary residence assets such as stocks and bonds.

Olympic officials and the sport's international governing body responded to the death of Nodar Kumaritashvili by shortening the course to reduce speeds.

The fair response to this surplus is, of course, to reduce tuition fees rather than to increase the salaries of already generously rewarded professors and handsomely remunerated "university leaders".

It was so poignant that, as cyclone Pam was tearing across Vanuatu, the world's governments were gathering in Sendai, Japan, to plot a supposedly bold course to reduce the risk of future disasters.

It will mean staying at home instead of moving into halls or shared accommodation and applying for shorter courses to reduce costs".

Perhaps the right course is to reduce the number of peremptory challenges to a small number.

It is, of course, possible to reduce emissions by means other than a carbon price.

The prudent course is to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases until we understand the consequences.

Kubrick's purpose, of course, was to reduce and humiliate the Strangelovian planners like Kahn and their military bullyboys.