Sentence examples for reduces ever from inspiring English sources
His passage reduces, ever so slightly, the resistance offered along that route to the next person who walks though, who is therefore, in making the same set of decisions, likely to follow the same route.
In their beauty and power, and with their hint of danger even when schooled, he senses a restoration of what has been lost to us, almost as if we had been centaurs primevally and have been reduced ever since.
These are lessons that we must abide by, especially with the current onslaught against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and other reforms that were supposed to help those without power and to reduce, ever so slightly, the strength of those who hoard it.
Recently this has been largely driven by the imperative to reduce ever-increasing unplanned hospital admissions.
More recently, the imperative to reduce ever-increasing unplanned hospital admissions has been the main driver of this research, along with the assumption that a significant proportion of these potentially preventable admissions, particularly for chronic conditions, might be prevented with intervention prior to the admission.
As Martin is reduced to ever more desperate measures to stop his universe disintegrating completely, he cries out: "What happened to us, eh?
And in the department's detective division, veteran investigators said the risk of failing to meet unrealistic demands for reducing crime ever further felt so great that many qualified detectives no longer fought for the jobs of heading precinct squads.
While we are at it, can you guess what the #1 carbon reducing technology ever deployed is? Try the Global Positioning System.
Politicians can spend a fortune reducing temperatures ever so slightly within 100 years or they could spend much less helping the world's most vulnerable people today.
Technology has been reducing povery ever since it came into existence.
First, disease prevention has the potential to reduce the ever escalating costs of medical care.
