Sentence examples for reductions making from inspiring English sources

Also, this fabrication method has made it possible to produce ultra-high strength at low reductions making high-strength, large cross-section conductors a possibility.

But they have used different baselines against which to measure their reductions, making it difficult to determine whether there is parity.

They were used in solving a specific problem: Radical changes of the electricity Tariff System, introduced in Serbia in 2001, led to considerable and lasting annual peak load reductions, making the usual, extrapolating forecasting methods dysfunctional.

In a fast rat-tat-tat of voices, the controllers order pilots to make heading changes and speed reductions, making holes for intersecting layers of arriving and departing planes.

Moreover, the mandatory price reductions make for small profits.

This is the latest in several such reductions made recently by the Government sponsored private company.

(ii) Price reductions made through the Discount Fund shall be made in accordance with a fair distribution scheme.

The cost reductions make it possible to lower prices and expand into new markets, attracting whole new classes of customers.

The Global Zero study also says that the large reductions make sense in a time of constrained Pentagon spending.

Instead of waiting for rescue, they should be figuring out what reductions make sense and how to carry them out.

Ashton B. Carter, the deputy defense secretary, said that the reductions made no sense unless Russia agreed to commensurate cuts.