Sentence examples for may get reduced from inspiring English sources
If any payments to him trigger a "golden parachute" tax, the payments and benefits may get reduced to the point where he would be better off overall on an after-tax basis.
Also, by the help of toxins, hydrogen sulfide, ammonium and nitrates and Rhizobacteria accumulation around the plant roots, nematode population may get reduced after application of earthworm-derived products (Rodriguez-Kabana 1986).
It has been found that although the higher mode shapes and their derivatives are effective in localizing damage, their efficiency may significantly get reduced depending on the location of damage, particularly for shorter buildings.
"As soon as psychological treatment development comes into play my competitiveness gets reduced as it may not be seen as very evidence-based or very scientific.
If you don't, you may get hypoglycemia, where there is reduced blood glucose in your blood, leading to many complications such as blurred vision and dehydration.
Reducing opacity may get some people to see the rest of the video.
"I don't think it's a great deal of comfort to tell somebody whose kids may develop brain damage or the adults in the neighborhood who may get cancer that, overall, we're reducing toxic air pollutants," Waxman said.
They may not at present be identified for interventions to reduce exacerbations and may get more benefit from the intervention.
If they do not reduce the number of fat workers on their payroll, they may get fined.
This may reduce the rate of α-fibre decay, as consumption of some of the α-regions may get partially compensated by coarsening in others.
