Sentence examples for progress made in reducing from inspiring English sources

"We have a goal of reducing costs while continuing the progress made in reducing caseloads," Mr. La Vorgna said.

Mr. de Blasio could "undo all of the progress made in reducing crime," Mr. Ross wrote in an e-mail after the Oct. 3 meeting.

The study, published in the journal PLoS Medicine, concluded that the progress made in reducing deaths from cardiovascular disease, thanks to new drugs, procedures and prevention, began to level off in those years.

Progress made in reducing greenhouse gas emissions is disappointing.

Despite the significant progress made in reducing violence against women, there is still a long way to go.

The House budget also proposes to block grant Medicaid, merge CHIP into it, and make deep cuts that will reverse the progress made in reducing the rate of uninsured children by almost half since the late 1990s.

In contrast, relatively little progress was made in reducing the number of deaths due to prematurity, which had a decline of only 14%.

Age Cymru argues in the report that some progress was made in reducing pensioner poverty in the UK in the 1990s and 2000s, thanks to policies such as the introduction of winter fuel payments and pension credits.

As a result, no progress was made in reducing tariff levels in the poorer economies (which average many times the level in the richer nations).

Although significant progress was made in reducing both the capital and recurring operating costs of the PBR employed, according to the analysis in Table 7, the current cost of capturing CO2 falls close to $1,600/ton.

The remarkable progress China made in reducing poverty was due to its staggering economic growth since its economy opened up in 1978.