Sentence examples for much reduced capacity from inspiring English sources
Some 150 soldiers will work with Iraqi officials in the Office of Security Co-operation, but the State Department will take over, in a much reduced capacity, the training of Iraqi police.Managing such tasks without the army's help is beyond the department's usual remit.
At the notch root then, the plastically stretching and strain hardening ligaments are left with a much reduced capacity to strain further before the cavitation stress is reached.
The Penrhyn Quarry is still producing slate, though at a much reduced capacity from its heyday at the end of the 19th century.
Later, the National Stadium was also home to the WRU Challenge Cup from 1972 until the match held at the Stadium on 26 April 1997, at a much reduced capacity, between Cardiff RFC and Swansea RFC.
These older patients have a much reduced capacity to tolerate high dose chemotherapy and their leukaemia's are associated with higher frequencies of unfavourable prognostic factors [5].
hrs mutant and hrs, stam double mutant cells displayed a much reduced capacity to sprout since we observed 16.6±5.0 (p<0.001) and 15.7±4.9 (p<0.001) branching points, respectively (Fig. 4C D and table 2).
Malnourished children are much more susceptible to disease, have a reduced capacity to learn and, once in the job market, their productivity is low," said Isabel Guerrero, Regional Vice President, South Asia, The World Bank.
Much of rural Australia now contains amenity landscapes, with weakened social capital, and a reduced capacity to coordinate a response to regional-scale environmental problems.
The embassy will maintain personnel, though in a reduced capacity.
US domestic carriers have cut capacity by 10% and European carriers have reduced capacity by 3.6%.
