Sentence examples for possible to reduce this from inspiring English sources

It is possible to reduce this by 30% by using discount vouchers available on the web.

"As soon as it is possible to reduce this rate, we will file to do so," the company's president and chief executive, Charles Biscieglia, said in a statement.

Advances in computational power now make it possible to reduce this discrepancy and achieve structural designs for wind that are significantly safer and more economical than current designs.

With the aid of cephalometrics and analysis of occlusion it is now possible to reduce this fallacy and achieve a harmony by re-designing the occlusion.

"The department has been doing everything possible to reduce this shortfall while ensuring we can defend the nation, sustain wartime operations and preserve D.o.D.'s most critical asset — our world-class civilian and military personnel," Mr. Hagel said.

Note that it is also possible to reduce this delay on cost of computational efficiency by choosing an appropriate block-overlap for single-partition processing [4].

With thousands of potentially inexperienced cyclists on the roads every day, it is essential to make those roads as safe as possible to reduce the likelihood of this happening again.

"The company intends to do everything reasonably possible to reduce the impact of this proposal on its employees". The Unite union blamed the cuts on the UK government's "failure to have a manufacturing strategy".

Therefore, it should be possible to reduce the aggressiveness of this process in order to eliminate some of these introduced errors, and others may be resolved by running Quiver post-assembly.

However, Bernhardsson et al. [ 24] have argued that more research is needed into various aspects of the "lack of time" concept before it is possible to reduce the impact of this factor on implementation of EBP.

Results demonstrate that it is possible to reduce the computational cost using this approach and therefore to evaluate more interesting candidate solutions on the long run.