Sentence examples for reduced to dealing from inspiring English sources
National politics will be reduced to dealing with social issues, such as smoking bans.Perhaps this is inevitable.
The proposed procedure can be reduced to dealing with the case of a dielectric crack in a piezoelectric layer and the obtained results can be verified by the experimental observations.
"It takes a much bigger majority to stop the mayor doing what he's decided to do and councillors really are now reduced to dealing with individual cases from the wards rather than actually making policy.
Meanwhile, ambassadors are reduced to wheeling and dealing to fill critical posts.
Herbert Lom, the actor who played Chief Inspector Dreyfus in the Pink Panther movies and was memorably reduced to eye-twitching madness dealing with Peter Sellers' imbecilic Inspector Clouseau, has died.
Delta and other airlines have reduced spending to deal with the lingering effects of Sept. 11.
Description: Old timber sleepers have reduced capability to deal with torque, which might lead to an increased width of the track gauge.
Poor families have fewer resources and reduced capacity to deal with morbidity and mortality, mainly because they have less income and food security and few, if any, assets and savings.
Mourinho was, in the end, reduced to doing a £3m deal with Nantes for Senegalese international Papy Djilobodji, admitting: "It was not my choice.
School districts will be required to reduce costs, the same way that families are reducing costs to deal with the current economy.
If not, emigration from poorer to richer countries is only a short-term palliative and may be counterproductive as it reduces incentives to deal with the population problem.Nor do you address the population implications for the recipient states.
