Sentence examples for somehow reduce from inspiring English sources

"We're hearing the same things now from every store, which is that we need to somehow reduce our price without changing our style," she said.

Good ones, ones who can help stave off, change or somehow reduce the impact of what the Department of Education is trying to do.

To claim that people shouldn't have access to Wal-Mart or to cut-rate airfares or services from India or to Internet shopping, because these somehow reduce their quality of life, is paternalistic tripe.

This is the analog to the classic welfare problem in the United States, where many people perceive that if we provide aid to families, aid to individuals, that will encourage them not to work quite as hard, that they'll somehow reduce their labor supply to the market, and as a result we're creating an incentive for people to be slothful.

"NYPD ARE THE BROKEN WINDOWS" read one sign I passed as I marched with fellow young – and female – organizers, a nod to the discriminatory policing policy that erroneously suggests taking a harshly punitive stance on "quality of life" crimes will somehow reduce the rates of violent offenses.

The hyper-threading technology can somehow reduce the context switching overhead to improve parallel performance.

Use of graded channel architectures somehow reduces the effect of gate misalignment.

Adam and Cynthia, the elders seem to promise, will be bruised and somehow reduced.

Our whole conversation seemed somehow reduced, my experience of it belittled into one of commercial transaction.

But the idea of somehow reducing the influence of the largest mining operations has wide support.

It appears, he added, that angiotensin somehow reduces muscle efficiency, perhaps by causing inflammation.