Sentence examples for sake of reducing from inspiring English sources

"It is not an effort to reduce time for the sake of reducing time, but done properly it will reduce the time".

However, supporting efficiency in government is not the same as dismantling or reducing government deliverables like education quality for the sake of reducing costs.

Every administration successively narrows the circle of debate, forsaking wide deliberation for the sake of reducing leaks (except the politically useful ones).

One such pill is buried in his suggestion that President Barack Obama must, for the sake of reducing the deficit, cut "unaffordable pension commitments," which is code for slashing Social Security.

But his willingness to give up land where Israel is narrowest, and around Jerusalem, for the sake of reducing the Arab population contravenes a basic tenet of many on the right: that Israel must not get any smaller because the land belongs to it and because strategically that would be risky.

Ultimately, she decided to go ahead with the release, because, as she wrote in a blog post, "I can't in good conscience hold back offering someone something that could help them start making real changes in their life for the sake of reducing the risk of offending people or hurting my own reputation".

The merchants and processors do not generally hedge all their inventories for the sake of reduced risk.

Her inquiry considers the main accounts of scientific knowledge, for the sake of brevity, reduced to positivist and wholist approaches.

Age, gender, HLA match between donor and recipient, underlying disease (categories collapsed to lymphoma, leukemia and other causes for the sake of analysis), reduced intensity HSCT, disease status at HSCT, donor CMV serology and time to engraftment did not predict subsequent acute GVHD grade 2 or higher.

Also, if you use a photo editor like Photoshop; for the sake of understanding, reduce it from 1850x370 pixels to just 600x120.

Take Down's syndrome again and let us assume (at least for the sake of argument) that reducing the prevalence of Down's in the new-born population is a legitimate public health goal.