Sentence examples for made in lowering from inspiring English sources

The agency's analysts say that progress is being made in lowering the costs of two carbon-free energy sources, photovoltaic cells and onshore wind generators, but it called the lack of progress in offshore wind and in solar thermal power, in which the sun's energy is captured as heat, "particularly worrisome".

Bottom line: Progress is being made in lowering the barriers to entry, but there's a long way to go.

Since then, regular progress has been made in lowering workplace lead exposures, instituting new workplace controls, and implementing health examinations of exposed workers.

Moreover, given two functions f, g ∈ C, the numerical value d C ( f, g ) (the complexity distance from f to g) can be interpreted as the relative progress made in lowering the complexity by replacing any program P with a complexity function f by any program Q with a complexity function g.

This is perhaps an indication that headway is being made in lowering the unmet need of this population or that shifts in the demographic composition of the AI/AN population and type of insurance they carry may have initiated a pattern of correction of previously noted access-related disparities.

According to Schellekens [27], p.540, given two complexity functions f and g, the numerical value (d_{mathcal{C}}(f,g)) (the complexity distance from f to g) can be interpreted as the relative progress made in lowering the complexity by replacing any program P with complexity function f by any program Q with complexity function g.

Some 65% of its product is made in lower-cost countries in Asia.

But like many other tech companies, the bulk of the software giant's cash is trapped overseas thanks to American tax authorities, which take up to 35 percent if foreign profits made in lower-tax countries are repatriated.

The moves are likely to receive a cool reception from critics, who claim Wal-Mart does not pay its workers enough and slam the retailer for selling too many goods made in lower-cost countries like China.

Grassley again countered the Democratic senators' criticisms, saying that the best way to judge a nominee's record is through his decisions made in lower courts, referencing the number of documents that were released to the committee.

Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Bank of America have made headway in lowering prices for remittances to Mexico through certain accounts and transaction limits.