Sentence examples for reduces too much from inspiring English sources

He reduces too much of the world's complexity to something to be solved by data, when they are just part of the solution.

Carefully lower the gondi into the liquid and simmer gently for 30 minutes, until the meat and rice are cooked and the stock has reduced by about half; cover the pan if it reduces too much, but make sure the soup doesn't boil rapidly, otherwise the gondi will break up (if they do begin to disintegrate, carefully lift them from the soup and set aside until ready to serve).

A smaller number of N (number of multi-sequences) reduces too much the working range whereas a larger one reduces too much the SER.

However, for smaller values of N, e.g. N=2, it reduces too much of the working range (to −20 dB of E c /I 0, which is even worse than traditional AWGN scheme).

It ought not to be reduced too much though.

When that happens, the signals between nerve cells are reduced too much, effectively stopping communication.

But if the aperture is reduced too much, the image may be too dark to be usable.The Boulder firm has found a way of avoiding both problems.

Reducing the volume of chilled air pumps into the building will save energy but reduce too much and you risk making the space stuffy and staff drowsy.

That language is a nod to Russian concerns that if nuclear arsenals are reduced too much, an American missile defense system could negate their deterrent.

The Marine report paints a generally gloomy picture of the insurgents' expected reaction if American forces are reduced too much during the critical reconstruction.

Add salt and pepper only at the end, to taste – If the sauce has reduced too much in the oven add a little water, though remember that it will thicken slightly when you add it to your pasta.