Sentence examples for reducing lives from inspiring English sources

The two-year-old Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction sets out clear targets for reducing lives lost, the numbers of disaster-affected and economic losses from disasters over the next 14 years.

A few days ago, she delivered a pithy sermon condemning the morning-after pill, whose action she described as "dumping out" a pregnancy, reducing live births while "filling up the space with disease".

A deeper issue is that some Europeans fear the euro might be on the verge of free fall, which would raise the price of imports, thereby reducing living standards and adding to inflationary pressures.

When properly sealed, the bag cuts oxygen levels from 21%to5%5%, reducing live insects to fewer than one insect per kg of grain without using insecticides – often within 10 days of sealing.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01086.004 We reasoned that reducing live M. tuberculosis transport from the lung to the draining lymph node following monocyte depletion on days 7 11 post infection might delay priming of Mtb-specific CD4 T cells.

Rather, it is already too easy to reduce lives to a series of goals that we aim for, reach and then move on.

Everyone will save money on torches and batteries and reduce living costs, too," says Kamera.

This is continuing to sustain a 'jobs without growth' economy but at the price of falling labour productivity and reduced living standards.

Radio 2 will reduce live music broadcasts, to be replaced by more repeats of shows like Friday Night is Music Night, and the amount of comedy programming.

The Golden Age developments are structured as co-ops so they can take advantage of tax abatements granted by the municipality to help reduce living costs for residents.

"Pensioners who choose to retire outside major cities and go where property prices are generally lower can boost their retirement incomes and reduce living costs by downsizing.