Sentence examples for projected reduction in from inspiring English sources

She has been asked by the Ministry of Justice to reapply for funding for the scheme she runs for trafficked women, the Poppy Project – but with a projected reduction in funding of up to 75% for each victim.

The unitary authority said it needed to make the savings to cover a projected reduction in government funding and increasing costs.

We found the projected reduction in postextubation respiratory failure (20.5%vs.27.3%3%, p = 0.3) that failed to reach statistical significance due to sample size.

Projected reduction in streamflow and groundwater recharge along with the increase in irrigation demand is likely to aggravate the water stress in the region under the future scenario.

With projected reduction in emergency room visits and other costs, he estimates the city will save an annual $2,500 on each inmate who enrolls in the program.

The projected reduction in CaCO3 saturation presents a major challenge to calcifiers in producing their skeletons.

"Whomever forms the next government, UK economic growth will be hampered by projected reductions in public spending and a likely increase in taxes".

His "plan" was all smoke (I couldn't even find any mirrors), with all the alleged deficit reduction coming from closing tax loopholes he refused to specify plus projected reductions in discretionary spending that he also refused to specify.

How far does discontent at the top stem from resistance to further projected reductions in manpower, including at the senior officer level, from inter-service rivalry, or from resentment about the apparently diminished influence of the military at the UK's top table?

Rural areas will experience bigger cuts because of projected reductions in their populations.

It said the authority was facing an "exceptional challenge" in dealing with projected reductions in public spending.