Sentence examples for deliberately reduced from inspiring English sources

The party has deliberately reduced its dependence on the unions.

During production, television programs have their color gamut deliberately reduced to match broadcast standards.

Small producers can cope with a deliberately reduced champagne harvest for one year, but not for two or three.

The challengers said the Zimbabwe Election Commission had deliberately reduced the number of polling stations in their strongholds to discourage voters, but the commission denied it.

Internet speed has been deliberately reduced, and as a result news is spread mostly by word of mouth in a country that boasts the greatest number of blogs in the Middle East.

Some papers, such as the San Francisco Chronicle and the Des Moines Register, have deliberately reduced their circulation — usually by eliminating promotions and giveaways — in order to trim costs and improve their demographics.

In effect, China's government is deliberately reducing the buying power of its own consumers to subsidize its exporters.

Alexander Main, her dangerous acolyte, sought to dispel the nebulous complexity of her work by deliberately reducing her to bright apothegms that eliminated her subtler shading.

Not to mention cheating Britons and the state by deliberately reducing the amount they pay to the state, money that will be lost to our roads, schools, hospitals.

In addition, he said, the Ministry of Railways is deliberately reducing the frequency of slower trains to make passengers use the new services.

The individuality of the human face is undermined in Bernice Halpern Cutler's "Henry," which turns a portrait detail into a series of subtly varied exposures that deliberately reduce the subject to a patchwork pattern.