Sentence examples for outpaced reduced from inspiring English sources

Lloyds shares fell as much as 5.2percentt on concern that increased costs had outpaced reduced revenue.

Joyce says: "Just as benefits that outpaced wages led to reduced inequality immediately after the slump, government plans to reduce welfare spending in the next few years – while workers' pay stabilises – are likely to push inequality back up".

Whereas this woman's psychiatrist assumed the benefits of reducing signs of mania far outpaced the risks of weight gain, the woman calculated the ratio differently.

But Rovers fought back after the break when Lovegrove outpaced Atkins to score their opening try and the deficit was reduced to eight points when Hall raced clear to score under the posts.

But the German carmaker has seen its core business outpaced by rivals, such as Volkswagen's Audi and BMW, leading it to reduce its original 30% stake in EADS.

Since the proliferation of tumor cells can outpace the proliferation of cells that form blood vessels, vascular density can be reduced, and the existence of cells as far as 100 µm from blood vessels is possible [23, 24, 25].

The authors of the study and the city officials who commissioned it believe Seaport City can overcome legal challenges and other obstacles, and caution that it is just one part of a broader effort to modernise local infrastructure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions (a metric by which New York has far outpaced many other American cities).

The ability of MBL-producing P. aeruginosa to reach high level endemicity in certain settings has, indeed, been established, [ 5] and in these cases, MBLs can outpace loss of oprD and up-regulated efflux pumps as leading factors causing reduced carbapenem susceptibility; distinct clones even unfolding their potential for causing outbreaks [ 17].

SYDNEY — Australia's resource-fueled economy outpaced all expectations last quarter, official data showed Wednesday, as households and businesses went on a spending spree, reducing the urgency for aggressive cuts in interest rates.

Although inflation was reduced to less than 5% per month and the Belarusian rubel was stabilized at a rate of 11,600 rubli to the U.S. dollar, prices outpaced wages, bankrupt factories continued to operate, and privatization was minimal.

The EU has also had to reduce its target for renewable power, since the industry could not grow fast enough to meet it.The growth of solar firms has outpaced the supply of high-grade silicon needed to make their panels.