Sentence examples for reducing living from inspiring English sources

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.

But unless Cameron expands his plan to include reducing living costs, building more affordable homes and creating good jobs, his aim of ending poverty will prove to be a pipe dream.

So if reducing living standards is a political non-starter and repression is spurned as a way of controlling population growth, that leaves reducing the carbon-intensity of growth.

It would be far better if scientists devoted their efforts towards helping policy-makers devise ways of reducing emissions strongly and effectively, without reducing living standards or undermining poverty reduction around the world, instead of complaining about what they perceive to be the weaknesses of the strong international agreement on climate change that was achieved in Paris.

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.

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.

Continued acts of sabotage have reduced living conditions to 19th-century levels, with people sleeping outdoors and purchasing block ice in desperate attempts to keep food from rotting in more than 100 degree heat.

International lenders have bailed out Greece with loans of more than $300 billion since 2010 in exchange for a succession of austerity measures that have reduced living standards and angered Greeks.

Like most biologists, Müller was a vitalist who was convinced that it would be impossible ever to reduce living processes to the ordinary mechanical laws of physics and chemistry.