Sentence examples for mean a reduced from inspiring English sources

Eventually, this will mean a reduced demand for the dollar.

Although the 'roughness' of the terrain in urban environments can mean a reduced and more turbulent wind flow compared to open spaces, urban wind speeds increase the further you are from the ground.

But a simple switch could mean a reduced risk of cancer, arthritis, and yes, wrinkles.

With most coming to the realization that there is not an unlimited pot of money from which to pay public employees, this potential imbalance within the public employee sector could mean a reduced ability to correct inequitable pension levels and this, by definition, simply isn't fair.

Thus, higher EHRI values mean a reduced response to ESAs.

Also, the reduced food intake does not necessarily mean a reduced appetite as the reduction in movement may be preventing the animals from eating.

Cool weather in the north meant a reduced flow of hydroelectricity.

H2 level is the level of study at A levels while reading subjects at H1 level means a reduced curriculum when compared to H2 level.

Fewer staff means a reduced ability to carry out investigations of discrimination complaints, a quiet but devastating strategy for undermining the pursuit of justice.

These bees contribute indirectly to thermal homeostasis of the brood because a minimized temperature gradient means a reduced heat flow out of the brood nest.

And taking their pension early would, almost certainly, mean getting a reduced pension.