Sentence examples for reduced to comments from inspiring English sources

Our relationship has become reduced to comments left on one another's Facebook page.

In decisions by the German G-BA, stakeholder participation beyond doctors and statutory health insurance funds is mainly reduced to comments from medical experts, self-help groups and patient organizations, as well as from umbrella associations of manufacturers.

If everyone imposed their own taboos, journalists would be reduced to commenting on the weather.

The discourse that is supposed to be part of a functioning democracy has been reduced to comment box mudslinging and twitter feuds and ginned-up news stories intended to stoke anger through acrimony and misinformation.

How have the glories of Canada have been reduced to four comments, including albertine's plangent reference to a now-vanished mention of the British writer Malcolm Lowry?

Caroline Flack says she was reduced to tears by comments from online trolls who scrutinised her appearance while she was presenting The X Factor.

Many children on talent shows are not complete amateurs and have trained at drama or dance schools, but some have been reduced to tears after tough comments by judges on their performances.

I pointed out that his final Mail column attracted several don't-go-Kelvin pleas among the 400 or so comments (now reduced to 42, I note).

More than anything, I started to feel that I was calling my friends less, seeing my friends less and that our friendships were being reduced to a trickle of pictures, comments and quips.

These comments were reduced to 49 items, grouped under five themes, for rating in subsequent rounds.

Responses were collated and statements revised and reduced to 32 in response to the free-text comments received.