Sentence examples for reductions as much from inspiring English sources
He acknowledged, however, that political developments — like the recent delay in scheduling regional elections — would influence the troop reductions as much as the level of attacks.
The EPA administrator, Gina McCarthy, is seeking steep reductions – as much as 25% – but she has hinted repeatedly that she will allow states latitude in how they reach those targets.
We submit that legitimacy theory predicts these reductions as much as it predicts maintaining or increasing disclosure levels.
You might write: "Polar bear numbers have seen alarming reductions, as much as 100 per day die due to drowning".
"But if you do a lot, you get a material reduction – as much as 100 per cent".
The Smithsonian's chief financial officer, Alice C. Maroni, could experience the biggest reduction: as much as $120,000, or 41percentt of her base salary of $293,280.
That spare dance, scintillating in its invention, with a spine-tingling performance by Ms. Whelan in her original role and Ms. Mearns heartbreaking in the role crafted for Alexandra Ansanelli, served as a reminder that imaginative scale can arise from reduction as much as from addition.
However, if the French people are able to identify a visible, resolute and accountable leadership at EU or eurozone level that gives economic recovery priority by focusing on debt reduction as much as on investment strategies, growth policies and indeed takes the first step towards pan-European welfare models, then the anti-EU trend could be reversed.
The aim is to achieve large extension ratios and adequate suppression of the spurious interstitial modes, while moderating radiation enhancing ring diameter reduction as much as possible.
A sensitivity analysis showed that the hydraulic conductivity and depths of the soil and storage layers of the GCC did not influence the peak flow reduction as much as the percent impervious area of the catchment.
Storm-period sediment loads showed a similar reduction, with a reduction by as much as 80% for low magnitude events and of ca. 40% for events of intermediate magnitude.
