Sentence examples for possibility of a reduction from inspiring English sources
The Fed's Open Market Committee is scheduled to meet today, but most analysts played down the possibility of a reduction.
This paper uncovered the possibility of a reduction in incremental costs related to the requirements of BREEAM-NOR.
The LGA also points out that the government's own impact assessment in march 2014 of the closure of the ILF says there would be "the real possibility of a reduction to the funding" for ex-ILF users.
Ruiz: A less clear impact of the law, but one that could also be damaging to MIT over the long term, is the possibility of a reduction in charitable giving associated with its changes to the tax code.
In fillet welds, the possibility of a reduction in weld size will depend on design constraints and the achievement of smaller weld volume is easily controlled by the operating parameters of the process.
"While much has been made of the special relationship between the US and UK, it is not so special that the possibility of a reduction in the pace of additional stimulus in the US warrants a current reduction in the degree of monetary stimulus in the UK," he said.
The very possibility of finding a reduction function or bridge law that captures the concept of temperature and the strict, nonstatistical, role it plays in the thermodynamics seems impossible.
Still, the panel left open the possibility of a further reduction.
If confirmed by the Pyongyang regime, the shift of position would mark a success for the Trump administration's policy of applying "maximum pressure" to North Korea and open the possibility of a needed reduction of tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
The high market price of soybean meal might make feasible its total replacement by IDY, even considering the possibility of a small reduction in ADG.
"With each quarter that Chase's earnings do not cover its dividend, the stock market gets more and more concerned and discounts Chase stock to reflect the possibility of a dividend reduction," said Raphael Soifer, an analyst at Brown Brothers Harriman & Company.
