Sentence examples for lessons to reduce from inspiring English sources
The New York Times article, Do New Bulbs Save Energy if They Don't Work?, is worth reading, even if there are problems with it, as it highlights some real issues and provides some paths for learning lessons to reduce future problems.
Elucidation of the relationship between public health response to outbreaks and outcomes may offer lessons to reduce inappropriate demand for and prescriptions of antibiotics during bioterrorist events.
"Recent practices in regional and municipal politics should serve as a lesson to reduce the rigidity of national politics," said Antoni Zabalza, a professor of economics at the University of Valencia and a former Socialist secretary of state.
The study also outlines some key lessons learned to reduce vaccine shortages and ensure an adequate, uninterrupted supply.
A housing bust might therefore nudge the economy into deflation.Shoring up the foundationsIf the housing boom ends badly, policymakers will need to draw lessons about how to reduce the risk of future bubbles.
"I was the budget minister for three years and I have retained one lesson: that is, to reduce the deficit, one starts with cutting public spending and not by raising taxes".
In 2012 in the UK an all-party parliamentary group on body image recommended the introduction of mandatory lessons on body image in primary and secondary schools; mandatory lessons were introduced specifically to reduce body image concerns.
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Though fire officials are expecting one of the worst fire seasons ever in Southern California because of a drought and a heavy accumulation of brush, they also say that the lessons of 1993 have helped to reduce the risks.
Physically active academic lessons are an effective intervention to reduce sedentary time and increase student physical activity.
There are diverse lessons that subnational projects designed to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) should learn from integrated conservation and development projects (ICDPs) working in developing country settings.
