Sentence examples for reduced every from inspiring English sources

Knight, an almost forgotten piece of the Patrick Ewing deal, has seen his role reduced every season since he was a regular in the Boston Celtics' rotation three years ago.

Stahl was opposed to the medical mechanists, known as iatro-mechanists, for they eliminated the role of anima and reduced every vital phenomenon, physiological or pathological, to mechanical principles.

Clearly, if the defense budget continues to be reduced every year, there will come a point at which the country's defense capability will decline through attrition as items of equipment become obsolete or beyond repair.

Spoon's last album, "Kill the Moonlight," was one of 2002's best, a minor masterpiece that reduced every song to a series of gestures: a dash of falsetto, a couple of keyboard notes, a swaggering "Awright!" When he sang, "We could go kick down some doors together/ Stay out till morning, sharp as knives," it sounded like the best idea in the world.

Facts shouldn't be allowed to get in the way of a good smear, such as, for example, that union influence within Labour has been steadily reduced every year since the 1990s (with Miliband lessening this even further) and that affiliated unions pay large sums to Labour but have little in the way of desired policy commitments to show for it.

It is assumed that the estimate of the signal power is partially reduced every time the outcome ℋ 0 is repeated.

I've struggled also with reducing every response to a set of binary oppositions.

Obama and his administration have articulated a much more nuanced policy that does not reduce every actor to a "terrorist".

Without writing the word directly, he paints the worst images of African Americans descending upon campus, torches in hand, ready to reduce every classroom to charred rubble.

Clive Owen and Billy Crudup play bolshy brothers in Blood Ties, a boisterous portrait of fraternal rivalry that reduces every festive family gathering to a scene-chewing crime scene.

But the callers at their stations in Florida had to reduce every response to a single number, no more nuanced than the one that came before.