Sentence examples for is set to reduce from inspiring English sources

But plans announced yesterday made stark that under wannabe prime minister Brown the state's share of the economy is set to reduce slowly from 2008 onwards.

Dr Glenn Fitzgerald, a senior researcher for the state government of Victoria, said the amount of protein in the grain is set to reduce by anywhere between 2 and 14 per cent if carbon dioxide levels increase as anticipated.

The WTO doesn't forecast economic growth directly; it takes its lead from other international organisations (Rabo Bank reckons the IMF is set to reduce its growth forecast in the next few weeks).What is interesting from the WTO announcement is that even the revised forecast relies on a bit of optimism.

The potentiostat is set to reduce the oxidized polyaniline at constant potential, thus producing a reduction current.

The letter adds: "The result is that the 50p tax is set to reduce government income and damage the economy, the public services and charitable giving".

Since the background is relatively simple and the buildings appear much brighter in contrast with the background, a low p fa with value of 0.001 is set to reduce false alarms.

Default parameter settings were applied and the GOslim option was set to reduce the number of functional classes.

Yellow dust was mixed with smoke billowing from dozens of oil fires that had supposedly been set to reduce visibility for American and British pilots.

A target would be set to reduce the number of people who cite delays in benefits being processed as the prime reason for using food banks.

Should targets be set to reduce suicide attempts – and re-attempts, as indicators of suicidal behavior which is equally worthy of attention as the behaviors that result in actual death?

Consequently, the resolution can be set to reduce the dynamic power consumption.