Sentence examples for mind to reduce from inspiring English sources

"Everyone has one goal in mind: to reduce costs".

Aviation, maritime, and rail systems also have elaborate standards, all with one goal in mind: to reduce accidents and increase efficiency through the consistent and effective use of standard traffic control devices.

When filing your taxes this year, keep these four major credits and deductions in mind to reduce your tax bill and maximize your refund.

Going forward, Gallippi noted that they have more features and improvements in mind to reduce friction, offer more services and improve the overall experience.

While not everyone has the luxury of buying more expensive clothing, there are things you should keep in mind to reduce your carbon footprint.

Tissue sampling needs to be assessed with tumour genomic heterogeneity kept in mind to reduce sampling bias.

After he retired he directed the five-year campaign by the Royal College of Psychiatrists, Changing Minds, to reduce the stigma of mental illness.

Eighteen months ago, ministers said they were minded to reduce the legal limit on drivers' consumption of alcohol to bring it in line with the rest of the European Union.

The Phoenicians, after burning all the places above mentioned, proceeded to Proconnresus and Artaca, which they likewise delivered to the flames; this done, they returned to the Chersonese, being minded to reduce those cities which they had not ravaged in their former cruise.

This means that bankruptcy may be an option for you, especially when it appears that you are struggling just to pay interest debt, never mind trying to reduce the overall capital debt.

The Ivy League, bearing such safety risks in mind, voted to reduce substantially the number of days in which its football teams will be allowed to practice with full-body contact, thereby achieving a kind of N.C.A.A. relevance that the league hasn't enjoyed in decades.