Sentence examples for sudden reduction in from inspiring English sources

Russia denied that politics were behind a sudden reduction in oil deliveries to the Czech Republic late last week.

This sudden reduction in money has not done anything to sap the vitality of the series, however.

Fischer says the city never explained the reason for the sudden reduction in subsidy in the middle of the orchestra's season.

Some spending cuts would pay for a provision putting off a sudden reduction in payments to medical providers treating Medicare patients.

But leaders of South Korea, which depends on imported oil, fear a sudden reduction in purchases from Iran might disrupt South Korea's energy security and raise oil prices.

Possible consequences are environmental deterioration, impaired quality of life, and a population crash (sudden reduction in numbers caused by high mortality and failure to produce viable offspring).

The contracts leave workers vulnerable to sudden reductions in shift patterns and last-minute shift cancellations at the discretion of managers.

They are also warning that sudden reductions in import tariffs can wipe out industries, causing job losses in developed and developing economies.

Shock may result from a variety of physiological mechanisms, including sudden reductions in the total blood volume through acute blood losses, as in severe hemorrhage; sudden reductions in cardiac output, as in myocardial infarction (heart attack); and widespread dilation of the blood vessels, as in some forms of infection.

Furthermore, as in the single-mobile-node case, it reduces the number of handovers during sudden reductions in traffic, diminishing the possibility of a handovers when the network has not yet stabilized.

In contrast to the combustion of pure and stabilized kerosene droplets, the combustion of n-Al/kerosene droplets exhibited disruptive behavior characterized by sudden reductions in the droplet diameter without any prior expansions caused by multiple-time bubble formation and their subsequent rupture at or near the droplet's surface.