Sentence examples for reduced trouble from inspiring English sources

Tenants praised the high investment in youth work, which has significantly reduced trouble and fear.

Another judge reduced Trouble's trust fund to $2 million; the dog's security costs the estate $100,000 a year.

Before long he's shunning humankind, reduced to sharing lonely solace with a "Little Bird", and cursing the insincerity and bitterness to which society is becoming increasingly reduced: "Trouble is a friend of mine I'd like to leave behind," he notes abjectly.

His data demonstrated that reducing an addict's level of alcohol use can lead directly to reduced troubles at home and at work.

The studies also found something else that could be important for people — that eating a healthy diet during pregnancy reduced troubles in the offspring.

Internal party files have Mr Hu quoting Mr Jiang's dictum that China should "increase understanding, reduce trouble, be non-confrontational, develop co-operation".

Festival-goers across the country are hitting back at a wave of violence and antisocial behaviour at events by setting up onsite neighbourhood watch-style schemes aimed at reducing trouble and protecting property.

The findings cast doubt on the notion that a broad-based program to reduce troubled homeowners' mortgage debt would hurt the nation's financial system.

It adds up to a brutal illustration of just how the HAMP program, which is supposed to reduce troubled homeowners' monthly payments to 31percentt of their income, is failing.

To reduce the trouble, Mr. Dakhkilgov decided to avoid commuting and live in a rundown hostel near the factory.

Women especially seem to gravitate towards these machines, believing they can "spot reduce" those trouble thigh areas.