Sentence examples for from a reduction from inspiring English sources

The difference came from a reduction in royalties from Mrs. Clinton's book, "It Takes a Village".

Much of the gain came from a reduction in deaths from cardiovascular disease.

Much of that increase will come from a reduction in cash payments in developing countries.

Passengers could benefit from a reduction in ticket prices of about a tenth, the report said.

The FT made £2m profits in 2005, benefiting from a reduction in costs and a more benign advertising market.

"These could be caused either by periods of great cold or from a reduction in supplies from Russia".

It has not estimated the savings that might result from a reduction in hospital admissions, surgery and other costs.

Perversely, the real threat may come from a reduction in internet-traffic growth, says Dr Odlyzko.

Many retailers, including Amazon.com and independents, stand to benefit from a reduction in Borders stores.

In the last few years the Federal Government has also benefited from a reduction in the growth of medical spending.

Today, thanks to the compensation culture, we suffer from a "reduction in personal responsibility" and a "collective aversion to risk".