Sentence examples for steeper reduction from inspiring English sources

Over the past few weeks, officials have used that same logic to justify a steeper reduction of forces in Afghanistan.

But in its own analysis, the Environmental Protection Agency concluded that shortages and price surges were unlikely, even with the steeper reduction in diesel content.

Cable argues instead for a weaker carbon target, saying: "This level keeps us on course to meet our 2050 target and entails a steeper reduction in emissions than the previous government set for carbon budgets, which easily justifies our position as greenest government ever".

The team, led by Jay C. Fournier and Robert J. DeRubeis of the University of Pennsylvania, found that compared with placebos, the drugs caused a much steeper reduction in symptoms of severe depression (cases scoring 25 or higher on a standard scale of severity, putting them in the top quarter of the sample).

Similarly, we expect that young people with a higher incremental domestic workload and a steeper reduction in time transfers after transition to adulthood will be less eager to leave the "gilded cage" (Cook and Furstenberg 2002) of the parental family.

A more obvious increase in ⊿CHS was associated with a steeper reduction in ⊿baPWV (see table 1 for details).

And inadequate action today means that even steeper reductions are needed in the future.

Mr. Gingrich has proposed even steeper reductions, which would nearly eliminate Mr. Romney's federal income tax burden.

Closing the remaining $50 billion gap for the last half of this fiscal year will require steeper reductions from a small slice of the budget.

The parties remain far apart over agricultural protection: the EU wants American subsidies slashed, while America is pushing for much steeper reductions in European tariffs.

And if Republicans were outraged over those cuts, it's only because they were demanding far steeper reductions in all three programs.