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.
Under President Obama's leadership, we've already taken the single biggest step that the U.S. government has ever taken to reduce global warming pollution -- the implementation of a series of historic new rules to increase national fuel efficiency for cars to 54.5 miles per gallon by the year 2025.
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.
No culling campaign has ever been shown to reduce shark attack risk to such a great extent, they added.
Moreover, the data are far more robust than they have ever been, reducing the scope for misjudgments.
And no movie has ever succeeded so well in reducing that totalitarian project to travesty, to one more tawdry show biz episode.
These stops are part of a larger, more widespread problem — a racially discriminatory system of stop-and-frisk in the N.Y.P.D. The police use the excuse that they're fighting crime to continue the practice, but no one has ever actually proved that it reduces crime or makes the city safer.
"No stage creature has ever been so skillfully and mordantly reduced to elemental essentials by a great artist," Johnson writes.He also considers the wry humour inSamuel Johnson's criticism, which "made us laugh, outwardly and, perhaps more important, inwardly".
This was supposed to be the flabbiest, most tedious qualification process international football has ever cooked up: 53 European nations reduced to 24 finalists so interminably, and with so many caveats, that even the obsessives would turn their backs long before the end.
