Sentence examples for real reductions from inspiring English sources
Why don't we see more real reductions?
"Then you'd have much more of a chance of real reductions".
They could make "real" reductions in fossil fuel use, for example by investing heavily in cleaner fuels and cleaner plants.
Similarly, savings must be open to rigorous scrutiny as to whether they represent real reductions in cost for the same value, or whether they are simply deferred expenditure.
Or will our demand plateau at some point, at which point advances in energy efficiency will translate into real reductions in power consumption by our digital infrastructure?
Like many, I believed the introduction of civil partnerships would bring about a change in attitudes and real reductions in the prejudice that lesbian and gay people face.
"This year we're looking at a real reduction," the diplomat said.
"Within three, four years I hope to see a real reduction in emissions," Ms. McGlade added.
A real reduction of the level of "natural" ionizing radiation would bankrupt the country.
And during summer droughts, despite public service calls to conserve water, there is little real reduction in Israeli household use.
The EU is furious: EU officials argue that it represents no real reduction of protection for American farmers.
