Sentence examples for reducing the margin for from inspiring English sources
After the committee debated for months about what to do, the United States and Britain pushed through a change in the way Iraq's oil was priced, bringing it more in line with world prices and drastically reducing the margin for fraud.
While adhering to the structural form of these earlier collections, Judah compiled a new one in which universally accepted views were recorded alongside those still in dispute, thereby largely reducing the margin for individual discretion in the interpretation of the law.
Says Zetsche: "This is reducing the margins for all the participants, without creating any incremental volume for any one".
Population growth and subdivision of the land from generation to generation was reducing the margin of subsistence for many families.
It will have to operate with a much larger amount of debt on its books, significantly reducing the margin of error for its new owners.
Further, the fact that fetal arterial blood has substantially lower O2 concentrations means that the fetal brain is already hypoxic relative to that of a newborn or adult (Faber et al. 1985; Lagercrantz and Slotkin 1986), thus reducing the margin of safety for any agent that compromises oxidative metabolism.
Many institutions are still reporting net rather than gross exposure, and confidence in the safety of hedges has sagged.Misjudgments are particularly dangerous in a world where leverage has reduced the margin for error and where the gross, or notional, amounts of money at stake are so large.
The €60m stadium renovation has reduced the margin of error for this expensive team dramatically.
Already, they have reduced the margin of error for ending that famine.
If the rules are not improved, it said, they "could reduce the margin of safety for operating nuclear power reactors".
These have the advantage of potentially reducing the margin around the GTV required for movement uncertainty, thereby creating a smaller PTV, a prerequisite for dose escalation.
