Sentence examples for reductions which are from inspiring English sources

Suppliers are bearing the brunt of these price reductions, which are eroding their profit margins.

With Kyoto shaping a multibillion-dollar commodities exchange, companies are already trading emissions reductions, which are expected to become increasingly valuable as other companies enter the market.

Such stunts may be embarrassing, but the 24-7 fonus on weight loss leads to major reductions, which are tallied when contestants step on an enormous scale.

The clerks who work in the settlement program use a set schedule of fine reductions, which are tied to the severity of the infraction.

The majority of Delta's flight reductions, which are to begin on Nov. 1, are in Orlando, Fla., where the carrier will fly 38percentt fewer flights because of a decline in leisure travel.

Typically, the last UK budget focused on targeted tax reductions which are more fairly termed "tax expenditures", lifting a "burden" from companies that other sectors (mainly public services) will have to absorb.

Kathleen Fitzgerald, a spokeswoman for Lucent, which employs about 100,000 people worldwide, declined to comment on the reductions, which were reported yesterday by The Wall Street Journal.

However, at the level of 50% composite traffic, there would be about ten fewer deaths due to accident and PM emission reductions, which is not negligible.

These reductions, which were evident in both water level treatments and in sealed and unsealed mesocosms, were most probably due to oxidation of CH4 in the rhizosphere.

The MCTD in this study resulted in seizure control, manifesting as seizure frequency and seizure day frequency reductions, which were not correlated with age or weight.

Levels of LDL-C exhibited the most reductions, which were statistically significant in all three single-dose R-bambuterol groups (all P values < 0.05).