Sentence examples for reduces the prospect from inspiring English sources
"It reduces the prospect of surprise, it reduces the prospect of misunderstanding; that's something that's highly desired".
Analysts say the latest figure reduces the prospect of interest rate cuts in 2013.
Notes: In several states where weed is described below as flatly "illegal," possession of pot might be decriminalized, which reduces the prospect of major consequences like prison time but ultimately leaves the broader framework of the state- and local-level drug war intact.
Brown's election simply reduces the prospects from less than 10% to less than 5%.
Democratic control further reduces the prospects of a Social Security overhaul to create private investment accounts, another item on the Bush agenda.
While this strategy offers the possibility of a direct impact at potentially large scale, it also leads to a range of trade-offs for the green niche actors and ultimately reduces the prospects for a sustainable agricultural transformation.
The bond act's defeat reduces the prospects for Erie County to develop a bathing beach near downtown Buffalo on Lake Erie and to renovate a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for use as a state historic site, said Richard Tobe, the county's commissioner of environment and planning.
Labour were looking for a "much more gradual, much slower reduction", he said, adding a "rush to cut the deficit endangers the recovery and reduces the prospects for employment in the short term and for prosperity in the longer term".
It increases the risk of a US-Iran confrontation now, and reduces the prospects for US-Iran diplomacy once President elect Obama takes over - neither of which is in Iran's national interest.
Unfortunately, the arbitrary standard imposed by regulatory agencies, which foster that focus on the P-value, reduces the prospects for more sensible evaluations.
As to the second half of the current season, the anticipated accumulation of oilseed stocks reduces the prospects of a strengthening in prices.
