Sentence examples for project of reducing from inspiring English sources

The paradox did ultimately doom Russell's (and Frege's) project of reducing mathematics to pure logic.

Ben Duke's project of reducing Milton's Paradise Lost to 80 minutes of solo dance theatre sounds like an act of biblical hubris.

The economic dimension has to do with the far more challenging project of reducing the cost to the government of public transportation, while maintaining its quality.

On the Web site of the London Review of Books, Glen Newey wrote, of Gardner's project, "Turning Eurenglish back into sense feels a bit like the Laputan project of reducing human excrement to its original food".

The president of the World Bank, Jim Yong Kim, has warned that a slowdown in growth across the developing world is a threat to the organisations's project of reducing poverty.

But Mui, who said his group had not yet fully evaluated that project, noted a distinction between reducing emissions from "fossil fuel infrastructure," which the current project would do, and a more long-term project of reducing the emissions from transportation as a whole by substituting battery-powered vehicles or other technologies for cars that run on oil.

For the future, the authors advocate new pharmacotherapy research aiming to block phenotype switching which clearly has the projected benefits of reducing the formation of SCVs and perhaps concomitantly eradicating the formation of an intracellular reservoir.

Closer to the metering project's goal of reducing energy use, Google.org is active in a project it calls "REC," with a stated goal of producing renewable energy for less than the cost of carbon fuels.

The project's goal of reducing the stigma of mental illness made Stolar eager to take part.

Los Angeles and Xerox are building this project with the idea of reducing highway congestion overall, according to a press statement from ACS and reports by Green.Autoblog.com.

Project effectiveness: did the project progress towards its objectives of reducing conflict and mainstreaming peace-building?