Sentence examples for has recently reduced from inspiring English sources

The EU has recently reduced legal PPD levels (despite some recent newspaper reports to the contrary, no European countries have a PPD ban in place, nor does the US), to a maximum of 2% when the mixed dye is applied to the hair (in general, the darker the colour – in my case a deep brown, the more PPD a dye will contain).

Charles Schwab, by contrast, has recently reduced the risk for its target-date funds.

"It [Santander] has recently reduced the maximum number of applicants on its loans from four people to two and has changed the way it assesses afforadbility," Montlake said.

The number of cases it has to consider has mushroomed over the years, although it has recently reduced its backlog to under 100,000 cases.

It has recently reduced the power output from a Teesside gas plant from 1,875 megawatts to 45MW, describing the commercial environment in Britain as "challenging".

The agency has recently reduced access by outsiders to the radar offices and closed some parking spaces near the buildings to thwart potential truck-bombers, among other steps.

Some bookmakers have recently reduced the odds on Gatwick beating Heathrow in the race for an additional runway.

And both have recently reduced the prices of replacement nickel-metal-hydride battery packs — a move made possible by maturing technology and growing sales volumes, they say.

The teacher shortage is likely to worsen before it eases in states like Georgia that have recently reduced maximum class sizes in early grades.

In a number of these cases, judges, after a resentencing hearing mandated by the changes to the Rockefeller drug laws, have recently reduced these sentences -- inappropriately so.

More than thirty-three countries have recently reduced the rate of infection by more than twenty-five per cent — twenty-two of them in sub-Saharan Africa.