Sentence examples for otherwise reduce from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, reduce the sauce first and only then add the mangoes.

Stealthy vices are ones that inhibit such reflection or otherwise reduce its effectiveness.

To save money, Verizon gained more freedom to negotiate with health care providers to overhaul plans or otherwise reduce costs.

Third, it suggests that separation of powers does not necessarily induce "gridlock" or otherwise reduce the likelihood of policy change.

But he would be flat wrong not to exploit Moscow's willingness to compromise on cutting troops in Europe and otherwise reduce the costs and risks of security.

In particular, those who advocate policies to promote energy conservation or otherwise reduce CO2 emissions can be challenged if their personal energy use appears to be high.

However, successful immigration can compensate partly for the otherwise reduced persistence that occurs when environmental stochasticity is high.

He is interesting, for instance, on the modern practice of presenting adapted – that is, abridged, shortened or otherwise reduced – works of art.

People project a kind of innocence on to these cute little creatures, as if they don't have their own desires and wills, as if they're happy to be spayed, or otherwise reduced".

Sacks's writing did the same job, at once pitilessly forensic and nakedly emotional: in none of his medical writings were his subjects objectified or otherwise reduced to mere quantifiable relevance.

They call, surely more in hope than expectation, for a more bipartisan approach to legislation, but are otherwise reduced to proposing prizes of £50,000 for ministers whose policies turn out well.