Sentence examples for reducing downward from inspiring English sources

Because of its huge reserves and productive capacity, Saudi Arabia was able to act as the residual supplier, cutting back on production when demand slackened, thus reducing downward pressures on prices.

In theory, this plan will decrease the number of foreclosures, thereby reducing downward pressure on real estate prices as fewer homes flood the market.

If sulfidic sediments become less reducing, downward diffusion of NO3- or O2, may oxidize sulfides, potentially releasing associated metals [28, 30, 32, 33].

This novel structure reduced downward band bending at the interface between the last quantum barrier and the EBL and flattened the electrostatic field in the interlayer between the barriers of the multi-quantum barrier EBL.

The SEC hopes the ban will reduce downward pressure on the market, but some think it will backfire.

Friday night, Tuscaloosa officials reduced downward the death toll for the city and its police jurisdiction by six to 39, still the most in Alabama.

Opposing effect was seen in the I-RME, with the suture rotating in postero-inferior direction thus, reducing the downward rotational movement of the maxilla.

So, risk-laden activities of innovation could have the advantages of "(i) benefits from early involvement in new technologies or business opportunities; (ii) delayed financial commitment; (iii) early exits reducing the downward losses; and (iv) delayed exit in case it spins off a venture" (Vanhaverbeke et al. 2008; p. 251).

This is likely attributed to a combination of less measurement error (compared with central-site measurements), reducing the downward bias produced by measurement error, and greater toxicity of traffic particles than particles from other sources.

"What could have reduced the downward trend was a couple of hit shows".

But now, while the Tories are mulling further deregulation, as proposed in the Beecroft report, Labour can demand protections that would simultaneously protect migrant workers from exploitation and reduce that downward pressure on the livelihoods of British-born workers.