Sentence examples for expectations for reducing from inspiring English sources

Solid walls will ultimately have to be made warmer if the UK housing stock meets expectations for reducing carbon emissions.

Given the substantial investment of society and commerce in fundamental and applied health research, and the high expectations of society for reducing the burden of illness, attention to these matters should have high priority.

Anticipated consumption amount showed a tighter relationship with expectations for 'Reduced-fat Milk Chocolate'.

Regarding the estimates for the expectation of reducing the number of cigarettes in the hypothetical event of a price increase, the subgroup analysis was generally similar to the expectation of quitting smoking, although with lower percentages.

Clinician "champions" were also assigned to each practice and invited to attend a training session led by R.G. and J.P.M., which included a lecture and small group discussion on the drivers of antibiotic prescribing in primary care settings and strategies for reducing patient expectation and antibiotic prescribing.

In this study, we develop and test two strategies for reducing the effects of performance expectations on behavioral ratings.

[C2.] American Greetings Disappoints Shares of American Greetings plunged 13percentt after it reported earnings that were below expectations and reduced its profit forecast for the year.

The slowdown in the markets is reducing expectations for income growth at all the major banks this year, and forced RBS to raise capital through other means.

Mr. Rumsfeld's efforts may have eased tensions with Congress and the military brass, but advocates of transforming the military say the secretary also has seemed intent on reducing expectations for major change -- at least for now.

But the slowdown in the markets is reducing expectations for income growth at all the major banks this year, and may force RBS to concede that it will need to raise capital through other means.

The firm is further reducing expectations for the first half of 2002.