Sentence examples for represent a reduction from inspiring English sources

Other doctors and nurses feel that they represent a reduction in their authority and an increase in their workload.

BP argues its slight cut in investment does not really represent a reduction, thanks to deflation.

"The seas, the oceans (rising as a result of global warming), the polar icecaps, all represent a reduction in the territory available for the megacity.

"Nonetheless it does represent a reduction compared to current rates, necessary to ensure hospitals can afford additional weekend rostering.

This would still represent a reduction of three quarters from its current level of 24% and would take child poverty in Britain down to levels never before seen, the IFS said.

The Department for Education said: "Compared to BSF these designs represent a reduction in wasted space – 15% for secondary and 5% for primary schools – whilst maintaining the same size teaching space, classrooms, staffrooms, sport, and art and design facilities.

This represents a reduction of just under 20% of total public expenditure on low-carbon technologies.

The day after the posting Lucent's stock price fell by as much as 3.6percentt, representing a reduction of more than $7.1 billion in its market capitalization, prosecutors said.

Since the previous forecast was only issued in November, this represents a reduction of almost a fifth in just five months.

That represents a reduction from the proposal going into the meeting of a 75 percent minimum, but it is an increase from the current 40 percent figure.

This represents a reduction of 22% in intensity on VAS 0-10 seele (see Fig. 2).