Sentence examples for fundamentally reducing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama wants to combine spending cuts and tax increases on upper-income households to close the fiscal hole without fundamentally reducing the role of government or altering the government guarantees at the heart of Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.

At the time he said removing from aggressive tax planners the financial benefits of drawn-out disputes would "fundamentally reduce the incentive to engage in tax avoidance".

But none of these treatments have fundamentally reduced the underlying anxiety that seems woven into my soul and hardwired into my body and that at times makes my life a misery.

Christie said that his side would "make the hard choices, cut federal spending and fundamentally reduce the size of this government," while those on the other side "believe the American people need to be coddled by big government.

Many Republicans want to use hard times to fundamentally reduce the role of states and public employee unions, in the same way federal tax cuts forced a debate on how to cut the deficit.

In addition, as a larger royalty fee fundamentally reduces the cost of acquisition, the AET becomes shorter.

Firstly, the reliance on technologies is believed to be part of aid agencies' increasing risk aversion (Collinson and Duffield 2013; Duffield 2010), even though technologies do not fundamentally reduce risks.

The most used approach is trade volume (the sum of exports and imports over the GDP), which entails the idea that protectionism fundamentally reduces the value of this indicator on the imports side.

They are critical because invasive species can spectacularly alter their new environment, leading to native species extinctions or loss of important ecosystem functions that fundamentally reduce environmental and societal services.

We follow an approach to data analytics where the computational complexity is fundamentally reduced by performing the majority of the computation in an approximated or even stochastic framework while the high precision solution is guaranteed by an iterative refinement process.

Following the Bayesian philosophy we adopt here, the problem fundamentally reduces to assigning an a priori distribution for the unknown parameter (boldsymbol {theta } in mathbb {R}^{n_{theta }}) and extending the state-space model (here, we adopt its probabilistic representation) begin{array}rcl@ boldsymbol{theta} & sim & p(boldsymbol{theta}) end{array} (25).