Sentence examples for representing a reduction of from inspiring English sources

The Miami fly-drive deal, which includes flights and seven days' car hire (not including insurance) is available from £309pp travelling between 13 January and 31 March, representing a reduction of almost £300 on peak rates.

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.

Before the state budget deal this month, Bruce Feig, the budget director of the Education Department, said that the school system faced a $60 million cut, representing a reduction of approximately 2percentt of initial allocations to each school.

The Congressional Budget Office's Jeffrey Kling testified during an April hearing that if Congress put chained CPI in place next year, "Social Security benefits would be roughly $30 a month lower, on average, by 2023 than they would be under current law, representing a reduction of about 2percentt of average benefits".

Additionally, changing surface morphology causes an increase in Kd, representing a reduction of the protein binding affinity of up to 90%.

Strikingly, cell survival of the sh57224 clone was reduced from 0.48 for 5-FU alone to 0.1 for oxaliplatin/5-FU combination, thus representing a reduction of 4.76-fold.

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

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

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.

Events narrated in the past tense are chosen out of the many things that potentially could have happened; they represent a reduction of all possible events to the one that matters to the story.

It is understood that the cuts are across the board, covering drama, comedy, entertainment and factual and represents a reduction of more than 10% of the 2,000 current staff.