Sentence examples for really reduction of from inspiring English sources

"I think it's really reduction of value," he said.

They were, of course, perfectly willing to ignore that benefits actually improved and that these "cuts" were really reductions of insurance company subsidies for the so-called "Medicare-Advantage" program and other forms of inefficiency and waste.

Despite the advertised Pentagon "cuts" -- which are really reductions in the rate of growth -- the President's budget spends more than half a trillion dollars for military spending in our post-Cold War world in 2013 alone.

In the first three papers of this series, it has been shown that strengthening internal heat integration within a reactive distillation column involving reactions with high thermal effect is really effective for the reduction of utility consumption and capital investment besides the improvement in process dynamics and operation.

It is evident that the State Water Corporations, though willing, lack financial resources to invest in new water facilities or in major rehabilitation of old ones like the water yards, yet this is really necessary in the reduction of drought emergencies.

It is evident that the State Water corporations lack financial resources to invest in either new water facilities or in the major rehabilitation of old ones like the water yards, yet this is really necessary in the reduction of drought emergencies.

"The focus really has to be on reduction of plastics rather than finding ways to get rid of it," said Bharati Chaturvedi, director of Chintan, a nongovernment environmental research and action group based in New Delhi.

However, one might object that an account of the truth conditions for possibility and necessity so described is really circular or a non-genuine reduction of modality to something genuinely non-modal.

In addition, this could be reduced to about EMR = 80 gCO2/kmainlyly thanks to more massive introduction of hybrid cars by the year 2030, and to about EMR = 57 gCO2/km during the period between the years 2040 and 2055 when the electric or fuel-cell cars are supposed to only really contribute to the more significant reduction of the above-mentioned emission rates.

He wanted to show me An Inconvenient Truth, and his poignant and elegant reduction of these issues really struck a chord with myself as an interested non-expert.

"The whole maker, additive manufacturing, miniaturization, commoditization, reduction of cost… has really enabled this kind of citizen science and engineering," he said.