Sentence examples for reduction in the numbers from inspiring English sources

"A reduction in the numbers of regular tourists halts the conveyor belt of satisfied customers bringing more visitors.

Briege Coyle, professional officer of the Community Practitioners and Health Visitors Associationon, says the 70% reduction in the numbers of cot deaths since 1991 speaks for itself.

But this is based on misinterpretation of the available evidence: culling does not prompt a rapid reduction in the numbers of infected badgers".

The result has been a reduction in the numbers of ineligible applicants calling for assistance, and 86% of the screeners reported faster intake screenings.

Major government reforms resulted in the 'mainstreaming' of mental health care, with a significant reduction in the numbers of psychiatric hospitals.

Daily injections of chloramphenicol resulted in a marked and rapid reduction in the numbers of chlamydiae being shed from all sites.

In the long run the inevitable result of this policy, the reduction in the numbers of Kizilbash troops, seriously weakened the country's military strength.

Since our change in strategy to reduce the number of threads open on contentious topics, there has not been a major reduction in the numbers of comments we receive - but we have seen some changes in tone.

The critical shortage of nurses in the UK has been partially blamed by the Royal College of Nursing on a reduction in the numbers of training places available in 2010-13.

A real reduction in the numbers of the undocumented was accomplished, according to Kelly Lytle Hernández, a history professor at U.C.L.A., by "the operation's parallel but lesser-known campaign to legalize authorized farm workers".

"One of the things I've noticed is that in the two months since the class started, there has been a 50percentt reduction in the numbers of children sent to my office for problems," he said.