Sentence examples for reduction because the from inspiring English sources

Wall Street is hoping for a small reduction because the bond-buying has kept interest rates very low, contributing to this year's strong rally in stocks.

If cable television is required by the lease, Mr. Abramson said, the writer can complain to the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal, which can order a rent reduction because the cable service was discontinued.

Hull argued that genetics did not exemplify Nagelian reduction because the fundamental terms of classical genetics could not be suitably connected to expressions couched in terms of DNA.

Arguably the moral case is different from these other cases of supervenience without reduction because the supervenience of the moral on the natural (and non-moral) is analytic.

In addition, he suggests that by identifying the relevant kinds, attributes and properties of the reduced theory with kinds, attributes and properties of the reducing theory, we arrive at explanatory reduction because the laws of the respective theories will thereby be shown to be nomologically equivalent (Causey 1974: 5).

In only one patient was a fair result (>10 mm) obtained; he presented wide pre-operative displacement, and because of the long trauma to surgery time, interposition of soft tissue and fibrous callus formation prevented a better result; nevertheless, we decided not to perform open reduction because the skin and subcutaneous tissues were compromised.

Mr. Spitzer said in an interview that his office sought the fee reduction because of the gap between what Janus charged individual investors and the management fees paid by large institutions like pension funds.

This is known colloquially as "balance sheet reduction," because as the bonds and MBS mature, the asset side of the Fed's balance sheet will shrink.

However, there may be some additional enzymes involved in the cyanobacterial TFA reduction because of the low enantioselectivity.

Republicans and the FHFA oppose principal reduction because of the risk of "moral hazard"- that homeowners who do not need help will seek to abuse largesse and have their mortgages reduced too.

Although Nigeria's oil earnings, net of production costs and income to foreign oil companies, amount to around only $90 per Nigerian a year, the United States and Europe continue to prevaricate over urgently needed debt-reduction because the oil earnings are easy to squeeze for debt-service payments.