Sentence examples for steeply reducing from inspiring English sources
The Government is also steeply reducing the level at which tax credits are withdrawn from families who earn money from work.
The city is something of a business conference destination during the week, so several famous boutique hotels offer steeply reduced weekend rates.
It is possible the wet weather will steeply reduce pests like red spider mite and gypsy moth, and even the woolly adelgid, a sucking insect that is killing northeastern hemlocks.
With violence already steeply reduced, Mr. Bush signed an agreement with Baghdad before leaving office to remove all American troops by the end of 2011, and former Bush advisers consider Mr. Obama's partial pullout a logical waystation toward that goal.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Pakistanan has demanded that the United States steeply reduce the number of Central Intelligence Agency operatives and Special Operations forces working in Pakistan, and that it halt C.I.A. drone strikes aimed at militants in northwest Pakistan.
He has denied any wrongdoing for accepting four rent-stabilized apartments from a Manhattan developer at steeply reduced rents or for his efforts to preserve a tax loophole for an oil company whose executive had agreed to donate $1 million for a school being built in Mr. Rangel's honor.
With enough technology, human moderation, and cooperation with governments and peers, it could put the safeguards in place to steeply reduce the chances that this foul play ever reaches the News Feed again.
Almost all stopped or steeply reduced breastfeeding shortly after returning to work.
The port's commitments to steeply reduce emissions and the reality of its rising emissions are now sharply at odds.
Media reports have spoken of the "bursting of the pig bubble" while agricultural experts have expressed concern about the fortunes of thousands of pig farmers who have seen their income steeply reduced.
Juveniles are initially given a random age between 2 and 6 years old, to avoid the high mortality at younger ages (which, without reproduction, would steeply reduce population size).
