Sentence examples for history reduce from inspiring English sources

Saying he had accomplished all this "by making government better, not bigger," Mr. Spano added: "Later this year, I will submit a budget that will for the first time in Westchester history reduce taxes for a third consecutive year.

In 2000, after global warming heated up the issue stove, a spokesman for a Texas electricity marketer told The Seattle Times, "It's essential to reduce our environmental footprint, and at this point in our world's history, reduce our carbon footprint".

But less common is the observation that many variables associated with reproductive history reduce the ColC risk, such as higher number of children, breast-feeding, and a history of OC use.

That history reduces the current credibility of Mr. Obama's target of 2.5 million jobs.

Her enemies wrote her history, reducing her shrewd politics and managerial competence to sexual manipulation.

"One lesson is clear from history: Reducing public debt is incredibly difficult without growth," she said.

It's anti-racism without the politics; 50 years of civil-rights history reduced to an anodyne advertising slogan.

The country has accepted collective responsibility -- if not collective guilt -- for the Holocaust, but is tired of seeing its history reduced to the 12 Nazi years.

We want nature, we want dirt, trees, flowers, the chaparral that did its best to green the slopes and declivities of the mountains until last month, when the biggest wildfire in California history reduced it all to ash.

Giorgione was more famous than his friend Titian until, in modern times, a more scientific attitude to art history reduced his once abundant body of work to barely anything at all.

Open for lunch Mon-Sat 11.30am-3.30pm, Sun 11am-3.30pm, dailyr, daily 5pm-9.30pm The 1906 earthquake was one of the worst natural disasters in American history, reducing much of San Francisco to rubble.