Sentence examples for strove to reduce from inspiring English sources

According to friends and relatives, Ms. Kennedy's mother strove to reduce her children's captivity to the enormous reputation of their father and to help them separate their name, stature and privilege from their identity.

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.

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

Instead he has striven to reduce poverty among children and pensioners.

Under that treaty, industrialized nations agreed to strive to reduce their greenhouse emissions to 1990 levels by the year 2000.

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

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

"We record and monitor all injuries and fatalities that occur on the racecourse to provide a benchmark from which the industry continually strives to reduce injury rates.

The trio's views will strike a chord with at least some of those striving to reduce serious youth violence on the ground.

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

If governments now strive to reduce their fiscal deficits (and contingent liabilities), this limits their ability to bail out the private sector, including banks.