Sentence examples for is reducible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of being reduced.
In the course of debating whether biology is reducible to the physical sciences or whether psychology is reducible to biology, many philosophers assume that chemistry has already been reduced to physics.
It is reducible to rules and directions.
None of this is reducible to supply and demand.
The other person has said that love is reducible to sexual pleasure.
If love is reducible to physical systems, then these systems can, theoretically, be manipulated.
And if it really is reducible to an explicit message, is it actually art at all?
Anyone who believes that Mother Courage is reducible to its political points is deluding themselves.
Second, and more fundamentally, Mr. Aslund explodes the myth that Russia's economic growth is reducible to fossil fuel prices.
If the troubled modern politics of the EU is reducible to any single factor, it is surely wild asymmetry.
What she has to do day-to-day, she says, is reducible to the so-called "flight paths" that map students' projected progress through school.
(I would estimate, in fact, that somewhere around thirty to forty per cent of the entire Internet is reducible to "Hey, look at these clueless mugs").
