Sentence examples for player reduce from inspiring English sources

The right policy for natural gas is to clean up how we produce and distribute it, make it a part of our energy mix (not the dominant player), reduce its emissions with carbon capture, and assure that gas-fueled appliances and power plants are designed as efficiently as possible.

The right policy for natural gas is to clean up how we produce and distribute it, make it a part of our energy mix, not the dominant player, reduce its emissions with carbon and methane capture, and assure that gas-fueled buildings, appliances, and power plants are designed as efficiently as we can make them.

By merging, Bertelsmann and EMI would eliminate one player, reducing the number to four from five.

My husband said, 'What is that?' " It was a portable dual-view DVD player, reduced to Kibbles 'n Bits.

Knights are the bi-pedal units – they look like human skeletons encased in glowing carapace-like armour and they have a nasty habit of teleporting to safety when the player reduces their health significantly.

Another optimistic AMR player reduced the cost of buying calls on the U.S. carrier by initiating a debit call spread in the May contract.

Once the player reduces the hit points of a "boss" enemy to zero, a circle will appear, and the game will automatically draw a pattern connecting any number of smaller circles on the circumference of the larger circle.

Although capric acid (C10 0) is a major player reducing morphological transformation, there is a clear difference in biological C. albicans response after treatment with pure compound and extract from S. boulardii.

With nifty footwork, the game's elite players reduce the sport to simple geometry, finding the best angle for their shots while neutralizing defenders.

Having to sell players, reduce the wage bill and keep money from other areas to make a big pot is what I've been aiming for over the last 10 months".

This study tests if such contexts, which are characterized by multiple veto players, reduce electoral participation.