Sentence examples for it drastically reduced from inspiring English sources
In 2015, when a government commission set the rules for the new parliamentary elections, it drastically reduced the number of list seats.
But the second Lords' decision, on March 24 , 1999 was even more assertive on the principle than the first one, though it drastically reduced the number of charges and narrowed their scope to torture and conspiracy to torture.
He noted that it drastically reduced the pool of Republicans who could circulate petitions from the 3.1 million in the state to the fraction living in a Congressional district.
Labour realised scrapping the policy would be a vote loser, so instead it drastically reduced the discount available to tenants in 1999 and the numbers buying their homes dropped.
Inside government, the reason September 11th appears to have been "a transformative moment," as the senior official I had lunch with put it, is not so much that it revealed the existence of a threat of which officials had previously been unaware as that it drastically reduced the American public's usual resistance to American military involvement overseas, at least for a while.
It drastically reduced the number of Rubbermaid items it would stock, a hardball move that significantly affected Rubbermaid's total sales volume.
As with Adobe Flash's exclusion from the iPhone/iPad/iPod and Apple's failure to support the openly-licensed wmv, it may be a case of Apple doing what suits Apple, even if it drastically reduces the options available to its users.
Its exact effects still poorly understood, save for the fact that it drastically reduces heroin cravings while sending users on a dissociative trip that lasts up to 72 hours.
Developers still need to do their jobs, but it drastically reduces much of the day-to-day operations and initial tasks, which should increase the efficiency of the IT team, Zavery said.
It drastically reduces yield, and the foliage and fruit of an infected tree are covered with unsightly lesions.
