Sentence examples for reductions off from inspiring English sources

"Now the agents are whispering, 'This place is very negotiable.' " For their part, brokers insist that no one is grasping at lowball offers, but they concede that now, more sellers are accepting modest reductions off the asking price.

M&S staged a flash sale on the Saturday before Christmas, with 30% reductions off clothing lines, which the company said on Thursday would hit margins.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill called the reduction "off by a lot".

And all three let you turn noise-reduction off for times when you want ambient noise to be picked up, or if you want to prolong the battery charge.

Vigorous research is focussing on refining AO chemistries and modifications to improve bioavailability, safety, potency and reduction of off-target effects [5 7].

Here, we review the development of CRISPR/Cas9 technology, focusing on enhancement of its sequence specificity, reduction of off-target effects and delivery systems.

Both rasagiline treatment groups demonstrated statistically significant reductions in "off" time compared to placebo.

But the union wants significant reductions in off-season workout programs and an increase in roster size, among other concessions, to sway rank-and-file players to support an 18-game season.

LONDON – Job cuts, asset sales and other cost reductions paid off for the British bank HSBC as it posted first-quarter earnings on Tuesday that beat analysts' expectations.

Such reductions stave off rate hikes for Gordon's clients.

Higher levels of strength are associated with additional risk reduction, and the risk reduction levels off close to the median (fourth to fifth tenths).