Sentence examples for rapid reductions from inspiring English sources

Hu is pressing for more rapid reductions.

The studies are examining gradual or rapid reductions of nicotine.

Technological advance, perhaps more than anything else, has led to rapid reductions in poverty.

Economists have demonstrated that East Asian countries have also benefited economically from rapid reductions in their birth rates.

After the elections and the formation of a new Iraqi government, there will be rapid reductions in American forces.

Right now, action is more important than research – we have technology to start making rapid reductions in emissions and to help developing countries with adaptation through renewable energy.

Every country that has achieved rapid reductions in poverty has done so with a growing economy and high levels of private sector investment.

Since the 1960s fertility has been intentionally diminished in many developing countries, and remarkably rapid reductions have occurred in the most populous, the People's Republic of China.

"Australia's ratification means we can now focus on strengthening policies and actions to achieve the agreement's goals and objectives – in particular the goal of rapid reductions in emissions," Caught said.

One senior administration official cautioned that the president, who will have the final say, would be reluctant to endorse deep or rapid reductions if they jeopardized his goal of establishing a stable and democratic government in Baghdad.

One in 2005 found that smokers who were told to abstain for a day had rapid reductions in the urge to smoke when they took "self-paced, low-intensity" walks lasting about 15 minutes.