Sentence examples for even reduction from inspiring English sources

But it is more difficult to reward the prevention (or even reduction) of a chain of bad events (war, for instance).

Another gesture that China may consider in the coming year is the freezing or even reduction of its missile deployments on the coast facing Taiwan.

In cities including Durban and Cape Town authorities are advocating "secondary burials", where the deceased are laid to rest above another family member, or even "reduction burials", involving the disinterment of remains after no fewer than 30 years and reburial in a smaller casket to create space.

This lack of increase or even reduction in complexity can be seen in many examples both at the molecular and morphological levels.

Did the economic downturn reduce injury and fatality rates among both immigrants and natives as would be expected from an even reduction in workload across all sectors?

We see another precipitous drop when we look at children who die before the age of 5. Through improvements in technology, medicine, and even reduction in local conflicts, we're now able to keep children alive into adulthood -- feed them, take care of them, protect them -- and this is changing the world.

Even reductions in pay, like that at Goldman Sachs, can be viewed in a bad light.

While airports that have lost all their scheduled commercial flights are the most extreme example of service cutbacks, even reductions in the number of daily flights or the number of nonstop flights causes headaches for event planners and their attendees.

Arsenic mitigation interventions cannot achieve a 100% reduction in disease burden for several reasons, and even reductions of 70 80% are doubtful.

However, those embryos with reduced growth factor signaling, even reductions that would not cause defects alone, that receive a 'second hit' via ethanol, can develop craniofacial defects.

Results presented here indicate that even reductions in RLV that are difficult to detect empirically will substantially reduce the probability of population replacement.