Sentence examples for necessity to reduce from inspiring English sources

"Proof of the necessity to reduce the place of the car in city centres," she wrote.

"A number of [food] companies are facing the necessity to reduce salt or sugar or fat," says Charles Spence, professor of experimental psychology at Oxford University.

There is more than one reason for the necessity to reduce the number of features to a sufficient minimum.

The authors believe that the Jacob classification system is sufficient to guide treatment with focus on the necessity to reduce fractures displaced more than 2 mm.

In the early days of quantum chemistry, the use of molecular symmetry was motivated by necessity to reduce the size of the problem at hand.

Moreover the necessity to reduce weight of structural components to contain gas emissions and reduce pollution impels to use lightweight engineering materials, such as composites.

Stock markets are succumbing to the deflationary, and very negative conditions in many European nations that have been driven by very real necessity to cut budget deficits and reduce debt.

Most would agree on the necessity to further reduce its share but significant obstacles remain: CAP is the only policy almost entirely funded by the EU budget, so any cuts would have a direct impact on some parts of society.

Our experimental findings evidenced the necessity to completely reduce the linear dimer in order to allow its cyclization which is preliminary to polymer formation.

Mr Murphy has chosen July 15th as his departure date for two reasons: to finish work on the forthcoming budget (which, of necessity, will attempt to reduce the pension deficit) and to allow the city council time to prepare a special mayoral election in November to coincide with the state-wide special election that Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has said he may call.

The necessity to use reduced sample sizes, in order to achieve better spatial resolution in studies on the pore microstructure of Portland cement matrix composites, leads researchers to perform the fractionation of specimens.