Sentence examples for mean further reduction from inspiring English sources
Such drastic increment especially the nonsusceptible strains could mean further reduction in treatment outcomes for patients infected with pneumococcal diseases.
There is no hiding the fact that, despite the best efforts of local authorities, a sixth consecutive year of budget cuts will mean further reductions in services and fewer people receiving support.
Richard Humphries, director of policy at the King's Fund thinktank, said: "There is no hiding the fact that, despite the best efforts of local authorities, a sixth consecutive year of budget cuts will mean further reductions in services and fewer people receiving support.
LOS ANGELES — The state budget shortfall in California has increased dramatically in the last six months, forcing state officials to assemble a series of new spending cuts that are likely to mean further reductions to schools, health care and other social programs already battered by nearly five years of budget retrenchment, state officials announced on Saturday.
That means further reductions are relatively more costly.
Would it mean further deflation, further unemployment, further reduction of purchasing power?
That could mean further trials.
"Sanctions will mean a further reduction in standards of living and fewer resources for the people.
And it would mean no further reduction for the foreseeable future in the 20,000 nuclear weapons still in the two countries' arsenals.
"On the ground it will mean a further reduction in hospital beds, and the amount of time patients stay in hospital will be cut, also domiciliary care packages are to be redesigned and there is to be further reduction in the number of staff filling in behind those who are off sick or perhaps retiring".
However, the existence of a subset of neural tube defects that are resistant to folic acid means that further reduction in the rate of neural tube defects is likely to require development of adjunct therapies to be used in combination with folic acid.
