Sentence examples for rush to reduce from inspiring English sources

Britain argued that NATO must not rush to reduce or eliminate any category of nuclear weapons.

Whenever a crisis hits, however, the biggest players — banks, investment banks, hedge funds — rush to reduce their exposure, buyers disappear, and liquidity dries up.

Before we rush to reduce workers' compensation, we must address the fact that it neither compensates nor deters employers from creating unsafe workplaces.

But there are hints that the Fed's rush to reduce interest rates has already had a slight impact on inflation expectations.

Whenever a crisis hits, however, the biggest players banks, investment banks, hedge funds—rush to reduce their exposure, buyers disappear, and liquidity dries up.

In the rush to reduce opioid misuse, it is easy to forget that millions of people have safely taken these drugs for years.

In the United States, as the stock market fell, it broke through critical support levels, leading to more selling as traders rushed to reduce exposure to plummeting prices.

But since then, as many states and school districts have rushed to reduce class sizes, usually to the low 20s, student achievement has not consistently improved markedly.

Investment banks have already rushed to reduce their reliance on overnight funding in repo markets, after lenders lost faith in the securities used as collateral.

As companies have rushed to reduce costs, they have slashed marketing and travel budgets, squeezing exhibitor and visitor numbers at trade fairs.

As the left rushed to reduce everything down to economics, it failed to realise, as University of London researcher David Wearing has found, that social attitudes, not social class, played a large part in explaining the result.