Sentence examples for reduction in the share from inspiring English sources

The players have offered to accept a small reduction in the share of revenue they receive.

The single biggest behavioral success of the last century — the dramatic reduction in the share of Americans who smoke — took 50 years of education, regulation and medical intervention.

But progress is sluggish – for example 2010-11 saw a further small increase in the share of spending in acute hospitals and a reduction in the share of spending in primary care.

This strategy helps to prevent from ultra-production in a specific period of time by the clients or contractors which may lead to an unexpected reduction in the share of other parties in the reservoir life-cycle.

Cutting off access to the workplace in this way is both unfortunate and unnecessary — and reinforces the threat that the current downturn could cause a long-term reduction in the share of people who work.

According to UNDP Russia Report (2009) the Russian economy has indeed exhibited some typical symptoms of "Dutch Disease" in recent years as upward movements in oil prices are accompanied by a reduction in the share of manufacturing output and an increase in service prices.

"The entity's negative valuation and its end-2012 presultsd results indicate that the price at which the Frob [will participate in Bankia] via BFA will entail a big reduction in the shares' nominal value," it said in a statement.

Representatives from both the Polyurethane Foam Association and the American Home Furnishings Alliance told The Huffington Post that they, too, expect the revised regulation to result in large reductions in the share of furniture foam containing flame retardants.

Using national level data in South Africa, Samson et al.'s (2004) model establishes that household receipt of an Old Age Pension (OAP) or CSG is associated with a 25% reduction§ in the share of children not enrolled in school.

The owners are demanding a reduction in the players' share of revenues from 57 percent to 47 percent.

The owners are demanding a reduction in the players' share of hockey-related revenues from 57 percent to 47 percent.