Sentence examples for cut down the amount from inspiring English sources

The three most frequently quoted items were: GH2 (I seem to get sick a little easier than other people), RP1 (Cut down the amount of time you spent on work or other activities) and SF2 (how much of the time has your physical health or emotional problems interfered with your social activities?).

Cut down the amount of times you eat out each week by packing a healthy lunch and bringing it with you some days.

I'm also trying to cut down the amount of gluten I eat.

Newport says giving yourself tighter parameters could help cut down the amount of decisions you have to make.

"Is it possible to stop, or drastically cut down, the amount I worry two days a week, while carrying on as normal the other five?" I ask.

Is the aim for a power plant like this, that we'd cut down the amount of carbon dioxide being pumped into the atmosphere by a substantial fraction?

Carol Bannerman, a USDA spokeswoman, said research has shown vultures really don't like effigies, and that it cuts down the amount of time it takes to permanently scare them away from 30 days to seven.

It's a great feature — Google says it cuts down the amount of time users spend reading email by 15% — but until now it hasn't really been available on Android, which features an otherwise great Gmail app.

Cutting down the amount of cigarettes she smokes, or smoking outside can be a good step in the right direction.

It cuts down the amount of annual weeds that will be able to germinate (though it won't suppress bindweed or other bullies, it does at least make their roots easier to get out of the ground).

The modern term for the latter idea is 'heuristic search', a heuristic being any rule-of-thumb principle that cuts down the amount of searching required in order to find a solution to a problem.