Sentence examples for hopefully reduce from inspiring English sources

The dividend from healthier women will be a more educated and healthy society, with more economic opportunities and reduced exclusion which will engender peace and hopefully reduce the drivers of violent extremism.

"This proposed ruling will hopefully reduce the resident goose population in areas where there is a problem".

Perhaps the silver lining to the Ebola cloud has been the promising trial data of a new vaccine that will hopefully reduce the number of lives lost to this dreadful disease.

Bright Blue, a pressure group representing the modernising wing of the Tory party, said the benefit cut would incentivise parents to send their children to such institutions and thus hopefully reduce early age educational inequalities.

Antidepressants dampen down some of the behaviour and, hopefully, reduce the stress.' Pet parrots are also on the receiving end of antidepressants because they are highly intelligent birds that self-mutilate if bored, while cats and dogs may suffer from stress or separation anxieties.

"I go down to Nasa every year for a thorough physical examination and if they know that cardiovascular fitness is important, that is something they can monitor you for every year and hopefully reduce the risk of a premature death from heart problems," he said.

Its primary elements are that it is team-based and coordinated and directed by a single physician, resulting in well-orchestrated, continuous, comprehensive, and timely care that (hopefully) reduces the overuse and misuse of services and leads to better outcomes at reduced cost (27, 28).

While the number of visitors will still increase, they will enter the site in groups of 100, hopefully reducing congestion.

Such a simple measure would have the double benefit of increasing the tax take and, hopefully, reducing house prices.

We aim to strengthen our skills and ways of working to be more responsive, building a strong public sector consultancy skill base and, hopefully, reducing the public sector's demand for commercial sector support.

After giving "Sex and the City" a shout-out for coining the word "yogasm," Broad primly concludes, "The findings may also help introduce into the consumer society a number of practical methods for the treatment of sexual disorders and the revitalization of sex lives — hopefully reducing our dependence on costly pills and potions".