Sentence examples for much reduced to from inspiring English sources

"O'Keeffe has been very much reduced to one particular body of work, which tends to be read in one particular way," he said.

"The market for co-op apartments in very small buildings is pretty much reduced to individuals paying cash or individuals who have strong relationships with their personal bankers".

Once you get the point that words and pictures are separate languages, and that both relate only notionally to things, you're pretty much reduced to whatever joy there is in feeling superior to people who don't get it.

A Lady in a Fur Wrap is ravishing and direct, a tour de force of painted textures and translucencies – though I much prefer El Greco's portrait of a man, also from Pollok House: this painting is pretty much reduced to a head, a hand, an extravagant ruff and a shirt cuff.

"After a year, the concentrations had pretty much reduced to background levels".

Then, with the surface melting, the Rq got much reduced to 3.912 nm at 850°C, which is comparable to the one at 350°C.

Indeed, we found that the sensitivity of the spike rate to increasing inhibition was much reduced compared to the sensitivity to increasing excitation.

I suppose this is true of experience as well in describing a world, you extinguish it and in any recollection much is reduced to ruin.

I suppose this is true of experience as well — in describing a world, you extinguish it — and in any recollection much is reduced to ruin.

These numbers emphasize that the largest difference between northern and southern individuals in Riverside is in the bolting phase (i = 2); northern individuals have a much reduced ability to transition out of bolting to the flowering stage.

* note that sample size for reliability analysis is much reduced due to the fact that 'don't' know/never needed to' responses to the two GPAQ telephone access questions are treated as missing for scale scoring purposes.