Sentence examples for much larger reduction from inspiring English sources

Reducing the need to grow, ship and buy food leads to a much larger reduction in greenhouse gasses and greater savings.

That shift in food stamps was minor, though, compared to the much larger reduction in the rolls for cash assistance in the state.

"The changes are positive, but they're small," said Assemblyman James F. Brennan of Brooklyn, who with several colleagues had pushed for a much larger reduction in the project's density.

A reduction in road traffic noise exposure led to a much larger reduction in annoyance than would have been anticipated from responses measured under steady state conditions.

But after months of denying that Greece would have to restructure its large debt, which was trading at 40 percent of face value, European leaders forced the much larger reduction, known as a "haircut," on the banks, while the International Monetary Fund promised more aid to Greece.

Practical blades are more likely to be taken from higher values of w where reduced power extraction is more than matched by a much larger reduction in T s.

In South Africa, with a far higher proportion of blacks, discrimination brought much larger reductions in incomes across the economy.

And cuts to local councils have been far from uniform, with Labour councils seeing much larger reductions overall than Tory councils.

There has been a small decline in the nationwide prison population since 2009, but there exists broad consensus that much larger reductions are desirable.

Because infant mortality in rich countries is already low, they argued, further increases in overall life expectancy will require much larger reductions in mortality at older ages.

That projection is also likely to be challenged in Congress, on the ground that much larger reductions will be possible once a conventional-forces treaty with the Soviet Union is signed.