Sentence examples for reduce enough from inspiring English sources

If the states do not reduce enough pollution over time, the agency could penalize them in a variety of ways, including increasing federal oversight of state programs or denying new wastewater permitting rights, which could hamper development.

(If the meat cooks too quickly, before the sauce in the pot has a chance to reduce enough, just put the beef on a platter and simmer the liquid in the pot on the stove until it thickens).

But Plant A can reduce its own share for just $1 million and for another $1 million, it could reduce enough extra pollution to cover Plant B's share.

Pour a sauce five minutes before it's reduced enough to concentrate its flavour?

If the flood of e-mails isn't reduced enough, we can always go to 2 cents.

However, the ballast layer is almost non-resistant to the low-frequency load components, which are not reduced enough.

He has said consumers should not be required to buy policies until costs can be reduced enough to make premiums affordable.

But during the partial phase of an eclipse, the visible light from the sun is reduced enough that it is not as painful to watch directly.

At a meeting in Brussels yesterday, eurozone finance ministers failed to make a breakthrough on an EU-wide deposit guarantee scheme, even though the European Central Bank said risks for banks have already been reduced enough.

But at the same time, the trade deficit was reduced enough from July's revised figure of $16 billion to alleviate fears that the dollar will drop sharply and discourage foreign purchases of dollar-denominated securities.

This fragmented approach leads to overall takes that far exceed what sea turtle populations can sustain, the scientists said, so it is still unclear whether bycatch has been reduced enough to help sea turtles recover.