Sentence examples for struggles to reduce from inspiring English sources

The negotiations came as US Airways struggles to reduce its costs and complete its Chapter 11 plan.

The Postal Service has cut its staff by 25,000 this year as it struggles to reduce huge deficits, the postmaster general, John E. Potter, said.

Such efforts, along with a new blitz of public service announcements trying to raise the social stigma on tax evasion, have become crucial as Italy struggles to reduce its $2.5 trillion public debt and fend off speculative attacks.

Nowadays, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the prime minister of Spain, is having a hard time satisfying the public's economic demands as he struggles to reduce a mountain of debt and unemployment that has soared to 20 percent.

(Who knew that Long Island was long a cauliflower colossus?) Kelly Alexander, the judicious editor of this updated version of the original "How America Eats," reports on her struggles to reduce Paddleford's pie-crust recipes to one.

AT&T confirmed yesterday that it would reduce its dividend -- for the first time since its origin in 1887, the company said -- as it struggles to reduce its debt.

The city is struggling to reduce its dependence on tobacco and manufacturing.

International donors pledged $430 million to help rebuild the country, which is struggling to reduce poverty.

Despite its strength on the continent, South Africa is struggling to reduce poverty at home.

But with Congress struggling to reduce the $1 trillion federal deficit, the bill seems unlikely to pass.

Government funding is also off the table as rich countries struggle to reduce their debts.