Sentence examples for had ever reduced from inspiring English sources
Asked if the Securities and Exchange Commission had ever reduced investor losses in its entire history, SEC Commissioner Michael Piwowar replied, "Excellent question.
Among those who restarted, 20 (42%) missed at least one pill the previous day, and 22 (46%) reported they had ever reduced the dosage.
But only two per cent of Scots admit they have ever reduced their regional accent for the sake of others, Trulawn's figures added.
This is good news because no other method of screening for lung cancer has ever reduced deaths from the disease.
Greene lost only one race, and on June 16 , 1999 in Athens, he lowered the world record for 100 meters by a stunning five-hundredths of a second to 9.79 -- the largest margin by which the record had ever been reduced.
Moreover, the data are far more robust than they have ever been, reducing the scope for misjudgments.
The second question asked whether they had ever assisted a client to reduce or change their same-sex desires.
The items asked whether a doctor had ever told the participant to reduce the amount of time spent in the sun, wear a hat or long sleeves when in the sun, or to use sunscreen regularly.
In fact, no one had ever alleged that VIPs customers got lower interest rates, only reduced fees.
At no time has the lender ever reduced the interest rate, and because of the current low, prevailing rates, I asked the lender how I might enjoy lower rates.
