Sentence examples for strive to reduce the from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers continually strive to reduce the size of memory circuits to increase capability without increasing space.

That will never happen, but we should strive to reduce the need for abortions as much as possible.

This increases the power requirement of such algorithms, which is not acceptable in current devices that strive to reduce the power requirements.

"For me personally the decision is obvious – we have to prioritise human life at the same time as continuing to strive to reduce the number of animals used in research".

Both end-of-pipe technology improvement and the introduction of front-of-pipe technology should be considered as we strive to reduce the generation of marine debris in Korean coastal areas.

Communities based on New Urbanism are intended to evoke a more neighborly way of life and strive to "reduce the isolation often associated with traditional suburbia," explained Mr. Hochberg, president and chief executive of Spectrum Communities in Valhalla, in Westchester County.

He strived to reduce the company's payroll, then about 5,400 strong, a work force appreciably larger than today's.

"I don't think it's a bad thing," he added, that manufacturers are striving to reduce the presence of chemicals in mattresses.

He at first formed a close working relationship with the British prime minister, Sir Robert Walpole, and strove to reduce the tensions that were mounting between Great Britain and Spain.

In response to strict regulations and increased environmental awareness, firms are striving to reduce the global warming impact of their operations.

At the same time that it strives to reduce the taxes of the wealthy, it plans to increase the rent poor people pay in federal housing by making a maximum rent the minimum and doing away with rent ceilings (news article, Feb. 11).