Sentence examples for long-term reduce from inspiring English sources

So psychological therapies are proven effective and in the long-term reduce costs.

The Lib Dems say they would not increase income tax, and over the long-term reduce the income tax burden for low and middle income earners.

The report stated: "In terms of the knock-on impacts to the Scottish economy, APD will over the long-term reduce traffic and connectivity from Scotland's airports, impacting on inward investment, trade and competitiveness.

Improving adherence in diabetes patients leads to better glycaemic control and could in the long-term reduce the incidence of micro- and macrovascular complications associated with diabetes [ 25, 26].

If this were the case, it might imply that women were more likely to fear that such an increase could in the long-term reduce children's access to health insurance and healthcare.

Soil samples were taken from topsoil (0.07 0.25 m) and subsoil (0.35 0.50 m), on plots under long-term reduced tillage (RT) and conventional tillage (CT).

This dual-effect phenomenon, namely the short-term increasing, but long-term reducing, effects of pregnancy on breast cancer risk, has been shown not only for a first pregnancy but also for subsequent pregnancies [ 9].

In the early postpartum period breastfeeding reduces the mother's risk of postpartum hemorrhage and in the long-term reduces the risk of both breast and ovarian cancers [ 16, 17].

There are also fears that the new fishing methods could in the long term reduce the tuna population.

If anything, more cash goes to universities, but because it comes from students and loans, it will in the long term reduce the fiscal deficit".

The debate mirrors a larger concern nationally, which is that by treating teaching as a trade instead of an art, and permitting new teachers to run their own classrooms from the first day, alternative education programs will, in the long term, reduce the quality of America's teaching force.