A single question is used to measure self-reported work ability: "To what degree is your ability to perform your ordinary work reduced today?", with the following response alternatives: hardly reduced at all, not much reduced, moderately reduced, much reduced and very much reduced (score range 0 4) [ 41].
But the bombardment has reduced much of it to rubble.
On Saturday, heavy rain reduced much of the site to a more familiar muddy gloop.
American households have reduced much of that debt and built up some savings.
Restrictive economic policies have reduced much of the population to poverty or forced them to seek work outside the country.
Won't lower rates (which can, incidentally, be reduced much further) also reduce mortgage payments -- not to mention the burden of debt on corporations?
He feels that we have reduced much of medicine to a "cookbook" approach that is incompatible with creative and insightful approaches to medical care.
Removing the arena as a factor, he said, eliminated some of the pressure to meet deadlines on the Meadowlands project, and reduced much of the uncertainty.
The eastern half of the city has held out, despite an unforgiving aerial campaign by the Assad regime, whose barrel bombs have reduced much of it to ruins.
But Guenther H. Ruch, chief of regulation and enforcement in the Wisconsin Insurance Department, said: "It does not appear to us that the misconduct has been reduced much.
But if the risk is to be significantly reduced, much more funding will ultimately be needed, said Anthony Fernihough, LU's head drainage engineer.
