Sentence examples for reducing the ratio from inspiring English sources

Reducing the ratio, as Nigel suggests, to a quarter or a third of the flour weight, would help to lighten things up again, while retaining that lovely sweet, nutty quality.

Congress moderated, but unfortunately didn't eliminate, that disparity last year by passing the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010, reducing the ratio to 18 to 1.

During a time when air-conditioning was coming to many U.S. homes and businesses, Mr. Fuller said the giant dome would greatly reduce cooling costs in summer and heating costs in winter by reducing the ratio of surface to volume.

Reducing the ratio of F C improved total digestion and actual milk production.

Avoiding memory bottlenecks is also increasingly important and requires reducing the ratio of memory to arithmetic operations.

Further reducing the ratio to 1 5, fibers having a smooth surface were observed, even though the droplet showed a porous surface.

If one creditor country cancels its loans, all it does is reduce the amount other creditors pay to reduce the ratio of debt to GDP under existing agreements.

Indeed, the city may reduce the ratio of usable building space to site size, from a floor area ratio of 4 to 2.5, said Lester W. Barber, Cambridge's director of zoning.

The first is motive: the world is deleveraging, ie, trying to reduce the ratio of its debts to income.

Greece would have to maintain good policies through 2030 to reduce the ratio below 100 percent of G.D.P.," the report said.

In the long run we need a clear plan to reduce the ratio of publicly held debt to national income.