Sentence examples for reducing the course from inspiring English sources

Sweeping the ball further than anyone thought possible, reducing the course's mighty par-fives to a drive and a pitching wedge, Mr Woods won by a record-breaking 12 strokes.

Other feedback included suggestions such as reducing the course content and increasing specific subject content for example epilepsy and enuresis.

Mr Webber's aim is to reduce the course's carbon footprint, while making it sustainable and massively reducing chemical use.

That concept, he contends, reduces the course of human history to the amoral record of states and empires, great men and clashing civilizations.

"It's easier for universities to reduce the course load if you're bringing in money that would allow them to cover courses through other means".

However, the vaccine can reduce the course and severity of shingles.

For example, he said, more savings can be gained by taking advanced placement classes to reduce the courses that need to be taken on a degree plan.

So, advanced placement in chemistry, math and physics will reduce the courses needed to complete the biology major, freeing you up to take more advanced courses or courses in other disciplines.

"If we had lost pupils to the free school, we would have lost funding which would have reduced the courses and opportunities we could have offered to our remaining pupils," he said.

A number of studies have suggested exams are getting easier, and there have been attempts to tighten standards up by reducing the amount of course work.

Californa made a run at Brown as the crews raced down the course, reducing the Bruins' lead to a quarter boatlength at the three-quarter-mile mark, but could do no more.