Sentence examples for primarily to reduce from inspiring English sources

The delay is intended primarily to reduce the cost of the legislation.

But, as in the 1980s, the aim is not primarily to reduce public-sector borrowing.

The defense ministry of Germany has switched to open-source software, primarily to reduce reliance on outside parties for running and maintaining sensitive computer systems.

Joe Klimavicz, the agency's chief information officer, said it was moving to Apple's devices primarily to reduce costs after deciding that BlackBerry's Enterprise Server software, which is designed to manage and protect data on BlackBerry devices, was too expensive.

Hammond earmarked £1.3bn for road improvements over the next five years, primarily to reduce bottlenecks, £1bn to enhance the digital infrastructure, £2bn a year in spending on R&D by 2020/21 and £2.3bn for infrastructure projects that make more land available for the building of 100,000 new homes "in areas where they are needed most".

In numerous interviews and blog posts since the changes were announced last week, musicians have argued that the changes are meant primarily to reduce the prospects for independent labels, which Mr. Portnow said now account for half the nominations, and to make the awards ceremony more television friendly.

Although these gains are most likely due primarily to reduced smoking, basic research has helped and is likely to accelerate gains as therapies for specific cancers become available.

To determine whether the smaller lesions on S. lycopersicoides were due primarily to reduced pathogen growth, ergosterol was quantified from S. lycopersicum and S. lycopersicoides leaves inoculated with B. cinerea.

This is particularly problematic in a mental health context, where a positive working relationship supports recovery [ 12] and where many clinical decisions relate to the broader functioning and disability issues rather than primarily to reducing pathology.

In childhood, prenatal PCB exposure has been linked primarily to reduced IQ and reading achievement (Jacobson and Jacobson 1996; Stewart et al. 2008), with some evidence suggesting vulnerability in response inhibition (Stewart et al. 2005).

Family limited partnerships are primarily used to reduce the size of an estate for tax purposes.