Sentence examples for risk of reducing from inspiring English sources

We support the bill's intention to build more homes but are concerned that some proposals run the risk of reducing the number of genuinely affordable rented homes that our local communities desperately need.

By dismissing the premium on "qualified teacher status", ministers are surely at risk of reducing the science of teaching to standing in front of an audience and talking informatively.

"They run the risk of reducing their profitability if they keep expanding GE Capital, and they will deserve a much lower P.-E.," said Robert Friedman, an analyst with S& P Equity Research.

That's good news, because that route leads to gridlock — and presents a real risk of reducing essential income and health supports for economically vulnerable retirees and others who depend on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.

Such is the scale of the problem that in Bedfordshire, where the force changed its targets in 2011 from a 10-minute emergency response target to 15 minutes, a specific warning was made to staff not to complain publicly about cuts because of the risk of reducing confidence.

Advantages of such a material are the circumvention of the need to remove the reducing agent after reaction, as well as milder reduction conditions and a concomitant lower risk of reducing the native disulfides.

Coverage is better in south Asia, but the high number of births in the region means 4.3 million children remain at risk of reduced cognitive function.

Mean PFOS concentrations exceeding 12.8 μg/L were seen to increase the risk of reduced birth weight of newborns.

DM patients also have an increased risk of reduced labor market participation [ 10, 11, 52, 64].

We recommend identifying women at risk of reduced QoL using a psychometric test.

Dividing CRP levels into octiles also resulted in a stepwise increased risk of reduced overall survival.