Sentence examples for ever reduce from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there are few things that would ever reduce you to tears?

The implication is that the marketplace will determine how or if we ever reduce our dependence on natural gas.

"People hardly ever reduce eligibility for pregnant women because they want to encourage prenatal care," he said.

My characters' ethnicity is a crucial part of their identity, but I hope that I don't ever reduce them to being only representatives of their culture.

The idea that the government could ever reduce global warming by demolishing inner cities and erecting houses in the country was born of naivety out of greed.

SINCE July 1999, Tyco International's two top executives have made more than $500 million in profits by selling Tyco shares, while saying publicly that they rarely, if ever, reduce their holdings.

The Haitians themselves seemed more than ever reduced to passive onlookers.

This problem plays a decisive role in utilizing nurses efficiently, which is of paramount importance for OR suites to provide high-quality service at ever reduced cost.

"We have one of the best pound-for-pound fighters ever reducing himself at 39 to fighting a slap/box boxer who always chooses the easy fight.

The changes, among the most sweeping ever, reduced the rates for most taxpayers and curbed or eliminated many exemptions that enabled people to shelter income from taxation.

But only two per cent of Scots admit they have ever reduced their regional accent for the sake of others, Trulawn's figures added.