Sentence examples for reduction in support from inspiring English sources

Kent Landers, a Coca-Cola spokesman, declined to explain the reduction in support.

If we do these two things really, really well, there is a dramatic reduction in support packages".

It would be no surprise if Flower did not insist now on a reduction in support staff.

Elsewhere, authorities are more flexible, helping fathers fresh out of prison find jobs and negotiating a reduction in support payments.

It was not simply the benefit money taken from residents, it was the reduction in support just when they needed it most.

A reduction in support from major corporations would be worrisome for Cleveland, which celebrated the awarding of the convention last year as a symbol of the city's rebirth.

Reduction in supporting tissue results in premature closure of small airways during normal breathing and can potentially cause air trapping and hyperinflation, hence "senile emphysema".

Similarly, Mann and Takyi [ 15] reported that Ghanaian women with no education were more likely to support violent ideologies, suggesting that higher education could lead to the reduction in supporting violent ideologies.

He also proposed reductions in support for public hospitals and for teaching hospitals that train new doctors in their first years after medical school — cuts that would hit New York much harder than other parts of the country.

"The introduction of regular reductions in support, coupled with potential additional ad hoc drops in subsidy levels, will provide more certainty for government, but less clarity to homeowners," he said.

Clark said any increase in aid spent on peacekeeping and security would make times "very lean" for low-income countries, warning that significant reductions in support could push them over the edge.