Sentence examples for learn to reduce from inspiring English sources

She just has to learn to reduce, condense and focus.

Dissertations require succinct arguments and you learn to reduce complex pieces of information into concise sentences.

For example, they learn to reduce the number of times they seek reassurance in a conversation — "You're not just saying that, right?" "Do you really mean that?" — and, eventually, to shift the focus of the conversation to the other person.

You can't eliminate stress, but you can learn to reduce its impact and attain grace under pressure (to quote Hemingway) with the right strategies.

Furthermore, in important clinical interventions for problems such as anxiety people get better in part when they first they learn to reduce cognitive fusion (e.g., Arch et al., 2012).

The country of the individual destiny of prosperity must learn to reduce its inequalities, because in a complex society, what's the part of an individual's success that is due to his natural gifts and to society's gifts?

What can be learned to reduce the likelihood of future failure in similar situations?

"I was learning to reduce all that, but I didn't really shift the paradigm," he said.

– Kay, Washington DC, communications Talking to a friend who makes me laugh is the best way I've learned to reduce stress.

As operators learned to reduce the escape of gases by improving furnaces and condensers and to promote personal hygiene, the incidence of poisoning declined.

Years ago, after reading "Type A Behavior and Your Heart" by two San Francisco cardiologists, Dr. Meyer Friedman and Dr. Ray H. Rosenman, I learned to reduce stress and hostility by cramming less into my days and allowing adequate time to accomplish whatever I had to do.