Sentence examples for reducing the life from inspiring English sources

He said: "It's reducing the life chances of these young people.

The minister for the arts, senator Mitch Fifield, said conjecture about changes to copyright law was unfounded and that the government had no intention of reducing the life of authors' copyright.

The image of the heroine of Scutari, the mother of the nursing sisterhood, the ministering angel of the Crimea, had become a model of Victorian womanhood - thereby reducing the life of a quite exceptional woman to an ideal of nurturing femininity.

It results in redundancy of sensed data and excessive forwarding of packets in network which ultimately results in unnecessary energy expenditure reducing the life span of sensor nodes.

Such VOC emission process not only is not environmental friendly, but also leads to the deterioration of its performance and hence reducing the life expectancy of bituminous binder.

The acidic water of the river, used as the cooling water, has been found responsible for damaging the equipments of the Kopili Hydro Electric Power Project (KHEP), Assam/Meghalaya, India by reducing the life of all metallic parts through corrosion.

During periodontal disease, the PDL is often compromised or destroyed, reducing the life-span of the tooth.

It is well known that transmission power helps to increase the reliability of measurement transmissions, at the expense of reducing the life-time of the nodes' battery.

Unlike some of the related glycogen storage diseases, Hers' disease does not cause mental retardation or reduce the life span.

The ICTR Appeals Chamber reduced the life sentences of former military officers Théoneste Bagosora and Anatole Nsengiyumva to 35 and 15 years, respectively.

"It was the explicit aim of the cartel to reduce the life span of the lamps in order to increase sales," he said.