Sentence examples for gained by reducing from inspiring English sources
It is more likely that any increased revenues gained by reducing ratios will simply be diverted to increasing profit margins rather than to enhancing the pay and conditions of staff and the quality of provision for children.
Diluting concepts of harm swells the ranks of people who are encouraged to see themselves as harmed, vulnerable and in need of protection, which may cancel out any benefits gained by reducing insensitive behaviour.
That is to say, they believe there is nothing to be gained by reducing the deficit unless it results from lower spending, because that and that alone reduces the burden of government, and reducing the burden of government is the only thing that will raise growth.
Further cost savings could be gained by reducing enzyme loading and engineering host strain for ethanol production.
Accordingly, any fear reduction benefits gained by reducing disorder may be offset by the fact that the policing strategies employed simultaneously increase fear of crime.
Competitiveness will have to be gained by reducing distortionary taxes and regulations rather than by the quick and easy — but temporary — solution of cutting real wages by devaluating the currency.
"It's fair to say, 'What benefit are they gaining by reducing foreclosures instead of addressing negative equity?' Why would they even tout reducing foreclosures?" O'Toole asked.
Mothers and families could be spared the emotional burden accompanying pregnancy loss, and societies could gain by reducing a major public health problem.
There is nothing to lose, and potentially everything to gain by reducing the prevalence of concurrency, in sub-Saharan Africa, as well as in other populations with disproportionately high rates of HIV/STI.
Smokers in this age range have much to gain by reducing exposure to babies and children, and protecting their own health as quitting before age 40 is essential for maximum health benefits.
This example illustrates the trade-off of gaining power by reducing the degrees of freedom vs. losing power by attenuation of signal.
