Sentence examples for person reduction from inspiring English sources

Buyouts of the most senior newsroom people as part of a thirty person reduction in the newsroom do not solve the real problems.

Tally it all up and according to the study's authors, "we estimate a back-of-the-envelope per-person reduction in MML-induced obesity related medical costs of $58 to $115 per year". Taken at face value this doesn't exactly make sense: Marijuana is a well-known appetite stimulant.

And that's after an initial 5,400-person reduction since January of this year.

According to EIA, 20 affiliates were able to cut spending on staff compensation thanks to a 111-person reduction.

Meanwhile, the president's bipartisan deficit commission endorsed a three-year pay freeze and a 200,000-person reduction of the federal workforce.

As the incidence of HIV in populations served by counseling and testing programs can exceed 1% annually [ 84], only modest reductions in HIV risk behaviors would be needed to achieve the per-person reduction in HIV incidence we applied in this exercise.

Within-person reductions in disability were associated with increases in: personal control (β=−0.17, P<0.01), comprehension (β=−0.11, P<0.05) and self-efficacy for coping (β=−0.04, P<0.01).

However, only within-person reductions (no between-groups effects) were found for female mandated students.

Likewise, within-person reductions in alcohol consequences were evident for men and women, but these reductions did not differ relative to the control group.

Within-person reductions in alcohol use were reported in women in the intervention group, but no differences were found between women in the intervention and control groups.

Compared with a control group, Kypri and colleagues (2004) showed reduction of alcohol use and consequences, and, comparing a minimal versus enhanced version of PFI, Saitz and colleagues (2007) found within-person reductions in alcohol use and problem severity among women and in problem severity, but not consumption, among men across active interventions.