Sentence examples for entail reducing from inspiring English sources

Cuts that deep will almost certainly entail reducing personnel benefits for active and retired troops, Pentagon officials and analysts say.

These basically entail reducing the presence of compounds with negative health implications and enhancing the presence of beneficial compounds.

It is important to emphasize that acknowledging such continuity does not entail reducing the Qurʾān to a mere replica of earlier stories and ideas.

The Olympic committee's goals have been laid out by its president, Jacques Rogge, who has said, "It's a dream of the I.O.C. to have games in Africa and Latin America, but I think that would entail reducing the games' costs and their complexity".

That would entail reducing the number of flights in some markets, shrinking or eliminating a smaller hub or two — Delta's Cincinnati hub and Northwest's Memphis hub have been mentioned as expendable — and using the resulting scarcity of seats to raise fares.

This plan could entail reducing your inventory costs, reducing labor (layoffs) or other reductions.

In our report, we make a number of proposals, some of which entail reduced benefits for better-off pensioners, and some of which would be contributions from the generation approaching pension age.

This could entail reduced genetic diversity due to shared ancestry and increased exchange of genes through horizontal transfer (HGT) between strains.

However, some kinds of problematic family relationships (e.g., father absence) may actually entail reduced female economic dependence on a male mate and so would not (according to the theory presented here) be expected to lead to lower promiscuity.

As for military policy, Eisenhower instituted the "New Look," which entailed reducing the army from 1,500,000 men in 1953 to 900,000 in 1960.

Improving energy performance in existing buildings has been receiving significant attention recently, which entails reducing energy demand for building operations, without affecting the health and comfort of its occupants.