Sentence examples for inevitably reduced from inspiring English sources

The effect remained in the reduced collinearity model (OR=1.57, 95% CI=1.00 2.49), although power was inevitably reduced and the effect was only of marginal significance.

The other leaders in attendance were inevitably reduced to the roles of supporting actors and, in some cases, mere extras.

GPs have acquired more and more responsibility, with a greater volume of patients to see in a shorter period of time, which has, inevitably, reduced their overall availability.

He said I had driven 10 miles an hour over the speed limit at times, and that he had logs that he said would show that I drove in a way that inevitably reduced the car's range.

Barely 2,000 Toulouse supporters bothered to make the long trip, saving their euros for this weekend's French championship semi-final against Agen in Montpellier, and in their absence what should have been a big-screen extravaganza was inevitably reduced to an art-house flick.

In the Commons on Thursday the Liberal Democrat MP Norman Lamb, a health minister until last year, told Hunt that, despite the deal, "many junior doctors remain concerned that, as the hours worked at the weekend increase, cover is inevitably reduced during the week, unless more junior doctors are employed to bridge that gap.

The leavening dose of practicality delivered by wife or girlfriend, and their inevitable impractical transgressions, inevitably reduces these men to little boys being scolded by, in effect, their mother; they're perpetually frustrated, swaggering, endearing, overgrown boys whose ideas and frustrations are the stuff of manhood — indeed, the stuff of mankind.

The rise of increasingly powerful machines will inevitably reduce the demand for human labor, they say.

That will inevitably reduce transportation, education and environmental aid sent to the states.

Understandably the future looks challenging as public spending cuts will inevitably reduce the amount of spent on public events.

Bush's second point was that, like the use of strength, freedom and democracy inevitably reduce terrorism, too.