Sentence examples for reduce extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

The current policy environment in Australia provides the first major opportunity to reduce extraordinarily high smoking rates in remote Indigenous communities.

Changes in the design were also recommended in order to reduce the extraordinarily high strain on the paramedics which was measured via peripheral-physiological methods.

Tony Travers of the London School of Economics said councils should prepare themselves to be in an "extraordinarily reduced position in 2020.

These stem cells in both dead mice and human corpses were dormant when discovered, with extraordinarily reduced metabolic activity, marking the first time scientists have found that stem cells were capable of such dormancy.

In this work, the tra gene of the twelve Anastrepha species showed extraordinarily reduced variation, and no insertions were detected, unlike in some Drosophila species.

Nobody has proposed capping prices at a level that would prevent power producers from making extraordinarily high profits; why should this reduce the supply of power?

Hypobaric conditions reduce ethylene production and respiration rates; the result is an extraordinarily high-quality fruit even after months of storage.

"Administration officials and city councilors told Verizon representatives they would reduce regulations, help with permits and make the city an extraordinarily welcoming place to build a network.

The government needs to wake up to the growing unrest among voters and introduce policies that are genuinely responsible: policies that make a difference to their lives by reducing the UK's extraordinarily high level of economic inequality.

However, there may be situations where extraordinarily high levels of Bcl-2 and/or Mcl-1 impair the ability of translation initiation inhibitors to reduce these to levels sufficient to trigger an apoptotic response.

That would deliver money at lower interest rates and over a longer period than selling bonds, reducing what Mr. Noonan has called the "extraordinarily expensive" tab as the state seeks to win back economic sovereignty.