Sentence examples for reduction to a from inspiring English sources

Soon my reduction to a piece of clockwork began to please me, soothe me.

A reduction to a two-year ban would allow Gatlin to participate in the 2008 Olympic trials.

The cabinet agreed in November 1987 to a reduction to a 60% tariff for clothing and 50% for footwear.

They said the actual impact could range from a very slight employment reduction to a loss of 1 million workers.

It's the definitive neoliberal triumph: the monetisation and marketisation of nature, its reduction to a tradeable asset.

The chief executive, C. Michael Armstrong, sought the reduction to a majority of shares outstanding from two-thirds.

But its role evolved into something quite different, as patients requested elective reduction to a singleton.

This secrecy is common among women undergoing reduction to a singleton.

Even some people who support abortion rights admit to feeling queasy about reduction to a singleton.

It means that foreign stocks provide relatively little risk reduction to a portfolio when it needs it the most: when most of the holdings are declining.

Faced by the continued slowdown, he has in essence shifted his emphasis in the past few months away from focusing on deficit reduction to a Keynesian demand boost.