Sentence examples for sharpest reduction from inspiring English sources

The sharpest reduction happened on Staten Island, where the mayor was heckled once during a parade after the price of a pack of cigarettes reached the $7 mark.

Of all the technologies, electrified parking offers the sharpest reduction in nitrogen oxides, an ingredient in smog that causes asthma and other lung problems.

The sharpest reduction in spending has been in services that councils provide to schools (such as school improvement and education welfare).

It refers to a collection of changes in current law that are all set to strike in January, triggering the sharpest reduction in the federal budget deficit in more than 40 years.

The ECB's 50 basis point cut, to 2.5%, is the sharpest reduction it has made since it took over monetary policy for the euro zone but is "somewhat tame" compared to the moves by other central banks, according to IHS Global Insight's chief U.K. and European economist, Howard Archer.

In fact, the sharpest reduction in new HIV infections around the world -- approximately two-thirds between 2009 and 2011 -- has been among newborns.

That ranks among the sharpest reductions in the country, in part because enrollment also boomed.

There's been a sharp reduction in child mortality.

That would require a sharp reduction in energy growth.

He noted a sharp reduction in income inequality in the United States between 1913 and 1948.

That could foreshadow a sharp reduction in consumption if the stock market slumps.