Sentence examples for means reducing the from inspiring English sources

Conservation means reducing the total amount of energy we use.

"We need to do more to change that, which means reducing the demand for migrant labour.

Buying the carriers means reducing the rest of the navy to almost anorexic proportions.

And 82 percent oppose lower taxes if that means reducing the ranks of the police.

That means reducing the debt that hangs like a wet blanket over economic growth.

This means reducing the suffering of those worst affected and acting now to avoid further suffering in the future.

For Collins, playing smarter means reducing the number of fumbles he had last year, a league-record 23.

In the short term, that means reducing the deficit only as jobs are created and the economy grows.

That means reducing the unprecedentedly high savings rate, a large share of which accrues to state-owned enterprises.

That means reducing the vast chasm between the amounts of information held by the web giants and the rest.

Devolution is part of the solution, but that also means reducing the size and power of the national governments.