Sentence examples for may cut down from inspiring English sources

It may cut down on the self-loathing and mumbling.

One factor may cut down on distractions this year: there is less temptation to go out on the prowl with the temperature dipping down toward the teens.

Now he thinks he may cut down on some of his air travel, but he cannot eliminate it and still have the same career.

"We like it because it provides a service to our tenants, and by aggregating purchases, it may cut down on traffic in our buildings," Mr. Durst said.

Russia may cut down its crew on the international space station from three to two as Moscow reviews its future involvement in the programme.

"They may cut down on the length of treatment they get, but they have a psychological need of wanting to be nurtured during stressful periods".

Residents may take guns almost anywhere, but they may not cut down a cactus.

Even though "Web safe" may not be totally fail-safe, using these fonts may help cut down on substitutions.

A second hypothesis is that periodic droughts may have cut down genetic variation across historical times [54]; in dry years, rain-splash and moisture may not be sufficient to produce dense epidemics, resulting in lower population sizes and therefore in higher levels of random genetic drift.

That may also cut down on firefights: British police generally do not carry guns, in part because they worry less about being shot at.

The changes may also cut down on some developers' revenue streams, which will also have immediate effects.