Sentence examples for reducing efforts to from inspiring English sources

The communities secretary, launching his "statement on race" document, said that did not mean reducing efforts to tackle racism.

Stern said that far from reducing efforts to develop fossil fuels, the top 200 companies spent $674bn£441bnbn) in 2012 to find and exploit even more new resources, a sum equivalent to 1% of global GDP, which could end up as "stranded" or valueless assets.

Field substitution to address differential non-response has little effect on the results [ 64] but post-survey adjustments (e.g. non-response; weighting) removes these differences, [ 61, 64, 65] with a suggestion to reduce fieldwork costs (or increase sample size) by reducing efforts to contact or convert non-responders and weighting data instead [ 61, 66].

Yet some experts are skeptical, pointing out that until official corruption is reduced, efforts to tighten penalties and enforcement will amount to little.

But many states, in the midst of a fiscal crisis, have reduced efforts to locate and enroll children eligible for Medicaid".

concluded that "the net impact on the unemployment rate from some workers' reduced efforts to find a job would be slight".

"It will have very little anticipatory threat effect to encourage job seeking; participants are likely to reduce efforts to find a job, because they are working 30 hours a week for the month; and placements will not offer useful skills.

To reduce efforts to solve the resulting problem, a scenario-base approach is adopted.

The Taipei Times is reporting that mobile sales may falls slight as local service providers reduce efforts to boost new 2G subscriptions due to lower tariffs imposed by the regular.

Our data should not be misinterpreted as a justification to reduce efforts to assist pregnant women to strive to become smoke free if they still smoke after 16 weeks' gestation.

My grandmother scraped potatoes and knuckles on a box grater, but you can reduce effort to near zero by using a food processor.