Sentence examples for reducing the range from inspiring English sources
The IMF has proposed reducing the range of state-provided health services and increasing small, point-of-delivery charges.
Ministers, partly through a poverty review being conducted by the Labour MP Frank Field, are also looking at ways of replacing Labour's child poverty target, and reducing the range of people entitled to use Sure Start, seen by the Labour as the first plank of the welfare state.
He did say he would improve customer service by boosting staff numbers and reducing the range of goods on offer.
Global warming is causing both to go up in the Qinling Mountains, reducing the range of areas that meet these requirements.
Measurement locates an object on a sub-region of this abstract parameter space, thereby reducing the range of possible states (2008: 164 and 172).
Reducing the range to resulted in a 4.72% drop in performance, while training on the range (i.e., a single frontal image) led to a 7.03% decrease.
This hampers the storytelling and reduces the range of performance.
Riding at that speed greatly reduces the range, of course.
This would greatly reduce the range of products available and increase their price.
Truth be told, shielding them merely reduces the range from which they can be read.
More pertinently, Tesco could reduce the range of stock it carries, cut food waste ("Fresh food waste is disproportionally caused by slow selling products.
