Sentence examples for news a reduction from inspiring English sources

Experts predict that the warming could bring some good news: a reduction in hurricane activity in the Atlantic Ocean.

Paradoxically, in times of economic stringency, 'good news' showing a reduction in mortality might be unwelcome by those managing and running services who might fear the budget will be cut.

Today Facebook addressed the controversy surrounding the news feed and a reduction in reach for some Pages.

Anecdotal news reports have suggested a reduction of short-term childhood behavioural problems with healthier diets (BBC News 2005).

The worst news for St . Louiscould be a reduction in flights to smaller cities in the Midwest and overseas.

There was some positive news for the UK, with a reduction in the proportion of men and women who binge-drink (defined as twice the NHS guidelines) – 15% of men and women in 2013 compared with 19% in 2006.

Bad news number three could be a reduction in East Asia's previously bright long-term growth prospects—if their governments fail to act correctly.Most Asian governments like to blame their economic woes on others.

The good news is that even with a reduction to less than 50% of the current amount of sea ice the ice will not reach a point of no return: a level where the ice no longer can regenerate itself even if the climate was to return to cooler temperatures.

Another change has been a reduction in the coverage of local political news, which in recent years has been seen as one of The Post's strengths.

The reflectance also caused a reduction in effective contrast, which is bad news for reading print.

A Plan With Skeptics Jonathan Pershing, the State Department's deputy special envoy on climate change, talked about emissions reductions at a news conference after the opening session, defending the targets promised by the United States — a reduction in the range of 17percentt over 2005 levels by 2020, 30percentt by 2025, etc.