Sentence examples for enjoyed reduced from inspiring English sources

Once normal commerce resumed, importers enjoyed reduced transaction costs and foreign investors did not need to worry about exchange-rate volatility.

The authors found that patients receiving active treatment enjoyed reduced hair shedding without actual increased hair regrowth (Lucky et al 2004).

"She enjoyed reducing children to tears as much as driving them to a frenzy of excitement".

But while these accounts and services might mean a customer avoids being hit with hefty bank charges, or enjoys reduced fees, he or she could end up in hot water and out of pocket if vital bills – such as their mortgage or rent, utility bills, loan repayments or insurance – go unpaid.

And manufacturers are now enjoying reduced costs, partly from lower raw-material prices and partly because they have laid off workers.What has not happened is any substantial reduction in capacity, particularly in Europe where factories are capable of churning out 4m more cars than the market can take even in a good year like 2007 (see chart).

In addition to adding age-structure in the host population and the dynamics of immature malaria mosquitoes, a notable feature of the new model is that recovered individuals do not revert to wholly-susceptible class (that is, recovered individuals enjoy reduced susceptibility to new malaria infection).

Since Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and Barclays all have less than $250 billion in assets in the United States, all three will enjoy reduced oversight.

This spring break students and families across America are enjoying reduced airfares to many popular destinations, compared with 2013 pricing.

Instead he delivers cleverly off-beat perspectives on the paraphernalia of armed struggle ("He'd held a bomb the same weight as he'd been when born") and enjoys reducing the traces of catastrophe to the merely aesthetic: "On scuffed broken tarmac blood serum / is several shades darker than you ever remember".

Mr. Kerik said he viewed his decision as a gesture of loyalty to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, whose management policies he cited as essential to the success he has enjoyed in reducing crime in the year he has served as commissioner.

Health advocates are hoping the legislation will rekindle the progress — now stalled — that the nation once enjoyed in reducing the tens of millions of food-contamination illnesses and thousands of deaths estimated to occur each year.