Sentence examples for reducing them from from inspiring English sources

Plutonium instability, he said, could sharply cut the lifetime of weapon cores, in theory reducing them from perhaps 70 years to as little as 20 years.

If Benioff and Weiss have a fault as showrunners – and it is a big one – it's that they have a tendency to draw their sex scenes with cruder lines than Martin intended, lessening female characters' agency and reducing them from participants to adjuncts in these scenes.

In 2004, President George W. Bush limited family visits to once every three years, reducing them from once a year, but now Cubans and Cuban-Americans may visit relatives as often as they want and send them any amount of money.

Reducing them from 17 to five can cut salt consumption by three quarters.

Stigma is an attribute that discredits a person, reducing them "from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one" (p.12) [ 1].

In addition the more stringently phenotypic selection of the 17% pool allowed drastically decreasing the length of QTL1 and QTL2 (reducing them from 123 kbp and 16 kbp to 58 kbp and 5.3 kbp respectively) as detected by EXPLoRA with αP/βP =10.

Kurds say that the changes have reduced them from a large majority to a minority of the city's population.

If you're playing Russian roulette, would you pay as much to reduce the number of bullets in the gun from four to three as you would to reduce them from one to zero?

Against this backdrop, Eig recounts the flash points that have grown into myths and largely reduces them from grand opera to folk song, a story of endurance and forbearance rather than sturm und drang.

Based on literature review, we regrouped the performance domains and reduced them from 25to12125to12

threw her increasingly high-profile name behind expanding Social Security benefits instead of reducing them, rejecting calls from those in both parties to cut payments as a way to trim government spending.