Sentence examples for regularly reduce from inspiring English sources

Doctors sometimes prescribe drugs like allopurinol that, when taken regularly, reduce uric acid levels and might prevent a flareup.

As both film and book show, Dury was, in his own parlance, "a tricky customer", by turns needy, wilful and truculent and possessed of a savage wit that could regularly reduce those closest to him to tears.

Although Buffett likes to say he is a buy-and-hold "forever" type of investor, he does regularly reduce and even sell entire positions outright.

Waterworks personnel should monitor the pressure regularly; reduce the leakage by upgrading the distribution network and use chlorination when conducting maintenance work.

The cardiovascular benefits of exercise are established and individuals exercising regularly reduce their risk of adverse events from coronary artery disease by 50% and gain at least 3 additional years of life.

Their "sleep tag" would have been comical had it not regularly reduced me to a zombie-like shell of my former self.

To protect women against AIDS: A vaginal gel that, when used regularly, reduced the likelihood of H.I.V. infection by fifty-four per cent, according to a two-and-a-half-year study.

Both men's lives are colored by Snaefridur, daughter of a magistrate, a woman of such spectacular beauty that she evokes constant allusion to the legendary age of the sagas and regularly reduces men's brains to mush.

With home prices rising and mortgage rates low, homeowners have been able to refinance regularly, reducing monthly payments or taking cash out of their homes to spend on other things.

Those who used the gel most regularly reduced their chances of infection 54 percent, according to a two-and-a-half year study of 889 women by Caprisa, a Durban-based AIDS research center.

A three-year landmark clinical trial completed in 2001 called the Diabetes Prevention Program demonstrated that overweight people with prediabetes who lost a moderate amount of weight and exercised regularly reduced their risk of developing diabetes by 58%.