Sentence examples for difficulties of reducing from inspiring English sources

Concerns about the high proportion of road crashes due to drunk driving and the difficulties of reducing such deaths prompted the introduction of this legislation.

Theresa May, home secretary She fuelled speculation that she could campaign to leave, with a conference speech that talked of the difficulties of reducing immigration from inside the EU.

If Dan Quayle had been Vice-President a decade ago and there had been a Council on Competitiveness under his chairmanship, he would probably have heard from the manufacturers of airconditioners and refridgerators about the difficulties of reducing chlorofluorocarbons.

One moral we might draw from the difficulties of reducing causal asymmetry to other asymmetries is that causal asymmetry is primitive, and so irreducible.

She emphasized the difficulty of reducing class size.

The proposed Medicare commission, aimed at providers instead of consumers, is becoming a case study in the political difficulty of reducing medical payments.

The bureaucracy has resisted pressure to hand out more pollution rights to companies that complain about the difficulty of reducing emissions.

But faced with the difficulty of reducing emissions while also cutting gasoline consumption, the automakers persuaded the Environmental Protection Agency to extend the deadline to 1978.

Now, as the economic and political difficulty of reducing carbon dioxide emissions at the source becomes ever more obvious, a broad-based move is under way to manipulate the carbon cycle so that it will remove more of the heat-trapping gases from the air.

The distortion that is generated is mainly because of the difficulty of reducing high-order crossover non-linearities with a global negative-feedback factor that declines with frequency.

The high-temperature reduction peak appeared at 495 °C for S3-600 and 526 °C for S1-600, indicatheg the difficulty of reducing S3-600 and S1-600 (Mn3O4 to MnO) comparing to S2-600 (462 °C).