Sentence examples for reduction well from inspiring English sources

The judge said that because of the circumstances of the case he was able to "make a reduction well outside the usual limits" of the minimum term she must serve - for which the starting point was 15 years.

For what it's worth, I find it highly implausible that harms would result from sodium reduction well below 3000mg, and not because of clinical trials.

(Heidi, massage patient, Seattle) Another patient connected increased energy with increased participation in activities, regardless of pain reduction: Well, I imagine that I'll have more energy, more lust for life.

Simulation results suggest that if pressure reduction wells are used to "make space" for CO2 by removing brine ahead of the CO2 front, this pumping will also increase residual gas trapping by promoting horizontal migration.

"The nature of these calls," he said, "suggests that employers are looking at continued work-force reductions well into the first quarter".

Dr. La Guardia, our CAPS psychologist who spearheaded our events, summed up for us why an emphasis on good sleep is such an important part of stress reduction as well as building vitality for personal well-being.

This reduction corresponds well to the reduction of endotoxicity measured in the LAL assay, as well as, the reduction in IL-6 production in mice.

The Fluor Corporation, which recently won a $102 million contract to work on Iraq's electrical system, would receive a tax reduction as well.

Each resort is given a rating of one to five stars based on their policies on climate change, sewage, traffic and waste reduction, as well as development.

The research states that this reduction compared well to other proposed measures, such as vehicle emission standards and methane restrictions from the oil and gas industry.

Peter Orszag and other fiscal hawks, eat your heart out: the Obama Administration's pivot to deficit reduction is well and truly done — until after the election, at least.