Sentence examples for reduced making from inspiring English sources
"reduced making" is not a grammatically correct or usable phrase
The closest phrase that would make sense in the English language is "reducing making," which can be used to indicate decreasing the amount of something that is being made. For example: "The factory reduced making cars by fifty percent this year."
But under sedation, Dr. Blake said, the protective reflexes in the airway may be reduced, making aspiration a possibility.
Consequently, the signal going to the brain areas responsible for perception of dizziness in the cerebral cortex is reduced, making dancers resistant to feeling dizzy".
The complex flavorings bloom on the palate because the alcohol content of OP is reduced, making it 70 proof instead of the 80 to 100 proof typical of vodka and the 80 to 90 proof of aquavit.
Those issues, he said, would be addressed somewhat if Citi Field's dimensions were reduced, making it easier to hit home runs while shrinking the areas of play for outfielders.
These allowed fuzes to be considerably reduced in size, and they also allowed the cost to be reduced, making it economically possible to have a combination proximity/impact fuze that would cater to almost all artillery requirements.
Two specialists find that time spent on planning is reduced, making their jobs easier.
3 When the sauce has reduced, make four holes in it and break the eggs into them.
Look at the $5m awards (albeit since substantially reduced) made last year to three plaintiffs by a Texas jury, says Mr Rietiker.
Our goal was to find proteins that, when their levels were reduced, made cells either more, or less, sensitive to small molecule inhibition of Kinesin-5.
Weaver, Zabinsky et al. have now identified 118 genes that, when their activity is reduced, make these defects much worse.
The liquid will gradually reduce, making the gravy thicker.
