Sentence examples for estimate to reduce from inspiring English sources

America West also said it had changed its application to employ a more conservative industry growth estimate, to reduce the percentage of the loan that would be federally backed to below 90percentt and to add $63 million in further concessions from creditors and stakeholders.

Adjustment for influenza-like illness/upper respiratory tract infection and seasonal influenza vaccination had strong effects on the risk estimates and caused the pooled estimate to reduce from 2.8 to 1.0.

According to the estimation results presented in Table 3 a 10percentt increase of HCE is estimated to reduce the sd by 0.42percentt, i.e. from 18.01 to 17.93 years in the US and from 16.24 to 16.17 in Switzerland.

A ban on drink advertising during the afternoon and early evening when sport is broadcast is estimated to reduce the adspend from drink brands by £50m.

For example, one from BT on its use of telecommuting was estimated to reduce emissions by 1.4t CO2e per employee per year.

The US public sector accounts for almost 20% of GDP and the current shuttering is estimated to reduce US growth by 0.25% per week.

These and other biochemical changes induced by drinking sparkling water were estimated to reduce the women's risk of developing heart disease over the next decade by a third.

Two energy efficiency projects in China, supported by green bonds, are estimated to reduce 12.6m tons of carbon dioxide annually – equivalent to taking 2.7m cars off the road each year.

Despite this, he has sought to repeal the ACA, challenging the "stifling and oppressive federal government," with the GOP replacement plans, which are all estimated to reduce the number of insured Americans.

Including the charges -- estimated to reduce earnings by 23 to 27 cents a share -- the retailer will report a loss or about break even for the quarter, a company spokeswoman said.

Holland America said that all five ships on order for delivery through 2005 will be outfitted with cleaner-burning propulsion technology estimated to reduce fuel consumption, and thereby emissions, by as much as 40 tons a week.