Sentence examples for exists to reduce from inspiring English sources
They seem to think my administration exists to reduce the size of government.
Huge scope exists to reduce losses through evaporation and leakage from shoddy irrigation systems.More sophisticated farmers are getting better informed.
It is a measure that has been taken by rivals such as Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, such a clause exists to reduce a players wage if the unthinkable happens and the club are relegated.
Although the technical knowledge exists to reduce radon risks, the United States has not yet achieved the level of voluntary action required to make a real impact on indoor radon exposure".
Steinlauf, who is nearly fifty, a former sergeant in the Austro-Hungarian Army and a veteran of the Great War, tells Levi, severely, that he must wash regularly and keep his shoes polished and walk upright, because the Lager is a vast machine that exists to reduce its victims to beasts, and "we must not become beasts".
In recent years, a general trend exists to reduce usage of natural resources and re-use waste materials.
Yet cost-effective remedies exist: inexpensive technologies can reduce leaks and venting from existing oil and gas systems immediately; and innovative programmes exist to reduce landfill waste, which releases methane as it decomposes.
Putting these together, he concluded that "substantial opportunities exist to reduce costs without harming health over all".
Wendy Craik, the chair of the Climate Change Authority, said: "The authority found that one size cannot fit all of the many opportunities that exist to reduce emissions across our economy.
The economist Ronald Coase, for instance, argued in the 1930s that firms existed to reduce the transaction costs involved in doing things in particular, the cost of finding business partners, making contracts with them and monitoring the contracts thereafter.Faster, cheaper telecommunications and the emergence of the internet have dramatically reduced such transaction costs.
Fortunately, many techniques exist to reduce (approximate) the measurement data.
