Sentence examples for effort lowered from inspiring English sources

Mortality may have influenced optimal allocation, or it could have been the outcome of optimal allocation (for instance, if increased reproductive effort lowered survivorship).

The effects on prices and profits would be minimal because increased costs can be offset by increased productivity due to greater effort, lower turnover (which can save employers $4,700 per employee), and higher sales.

Unaids has reported considerable success in Uganda and Senegal, where advertising campaigns and educational efforts have lowered infection rates.

These factors will reflect a lower work load, which will undoubtedly lead to lower effort and lower ER ratios.

Mines have closed, and combinations have become the order of the day in an effort to lower costs.

The state Legislature ordered in 1997 that medical fees be reduced in an effort to lower expenses for auto insurers.

(AP) Time Warner Cuts 250 Publishing Division Jobs Time Warner cut 250 jobs in its publishing division yesterday as part of an effort to lower costs.

Today's case is part of an ongoing effort to lower the wall between church and state.

The move was a desperate effort to lower the river levels and to head off calamity up- and downriver.

"We are beginning an all-out effort to lower the high cost of prescription drugs," said William D. Novelli, chief executive of AARP.

For instance, you've offered to give up your entire equity stake in Chrysler to creditors in an effort to lower its debt and get better worker terms.