Sentence examples for incredibly reduces from inspiring English sources

Just to make it clear that not only the shared information revolution incredibly reduces the need for occupation of physical space, but also cancels the necessity of specialization of physical forms removing the rationalist principle of Louis Sullivan Form Follows Function simply because by using small digital devices we can do almost everything almost everywhere.

Autopsied brains of those who had Huntington's disease also have been found to have incredibly reduced amounts of CBP.

But the fundamental advantage lies on the incredibly reduced elapsed time to compute each of these coefficients.

Indeed, America has been incredibly successful at reducing its deficit over the last few years.

She says she has "tried incredibly hard" to reduce the amount of money spent on BBC senior managers.

I'm a sucker for apps that, on the surface at least, appear incredibly simple and reduce cognitive load considerably.

This is incredibly flattering, at once reducing the chances of snapping a double chin and proving the perfect angle from which to shoot your own cleavage, which is bound to come in handy during Nick's first post-election holiday.

Outlining "incredibly ambitious" plans to reduce the role of the "big state", the Tory leader declared that the bank would help charity and voluntary groups that are "locked out" of the current system.

Every year more than a billion disposable coffee sleeves are discarded, and the sturdy, tight-fitting elastic not only makes a better sleeve for that hot latte, but is an incredibly easy way to reduce waste.

That he could reduce an incredibly diverse group of people to a "burden" with "tremendous medical costs" while simultaneously stripping them of employment seems to willfully misunderstand how the law/jobs/healthcare actually work.

It's an obvious point, and one that possibly strays into the Gentrification Means Microbreweries and Cupcakes territory in terms of incredibly complex issues being reduced to something snappier and easier to swallow, but it's pertinent nonetheless.