Sentence examples for reduced sometimes from inspiring English sources

In general, they were relatively small-bodied, with large chewing teeth but reduced (sometimes highly reduced) canine teeth.

In response, Mr. Pataki pushed through two changes: the number of signatures was reduced, sometimes substantially, and many of the technical petition rules that often tripped up underdogs -- like a requirement that signers indicate their election and assembly districts -- were abolished.

In mayflies, the hind wings are reduced, sometimes absent, and play little role in their flight, which is not particularly agile or graceful.

It also acts to reduce (sometimes called "squirt"), which may be defined as displacement of the cue ball's path away from the parallel line formed by the cue stick's direction of travel.

After that, however, motion prediction becomes very complex due to the rapid frequency changes, as well as large amplitude changes in the structure, so that the TMD sometimes reduces and sometimes increases the amplitude of vibrations.

Great confusion exists, however, in this area because some business travelers have reduced flying, sometimes using trains or cars instead and sometimes simply avoiding a trip altogether.

He was often able to persuade his soloists to accept greatly reduced fees; sometimes he even coaxed donations from them.

Commercial builders are unloading properties at sharply reduced prices, sometimes even below construction costs, which further adds to the glut.

Previous rule changes since the 2004-5 lockout have reduced the sometimes comically ballooning size of goalie equipment.

Surgery in parts of the developing world, and particularly caesarean sections without which women with difficult labours may die, would be reduced and sometimes even unavailable.

With current drugs that are used for this purpose, after some months the dosage can often be reduced and sometimes even stopped without the graft's being rejected.