Sentence examples for supposedly reduce from inspiring English sources

Federer likes the string savers because they supposedly reduce friction.

This year the government is extending it to five new locations in the West Country to supposedly reduce bovine TB in cattle.

It involves changing the design in ways that will supposedly reduce the chance of death for car drivers colliding with S.U.V.s or trucks by twenty-eight per cent.

A particularly controversial example of incapacitation is the so-called "chemical castration" of sex offenders with hormonal drugs that supposedly reduce or eliminate the sex drive.

I heard about it when I dropped by the local Yamaha dealership, where I'd hoped to learn about the new four-stroke-engine high-performance model that will be available late next summer, a technology that will supposedly reduce hydrocarbon emissions substantially.

The company's main carrier product is currently the Skyfire Rocket Optimizer, which can supposedly reduce the bandwidth needed to download videos by 60percentt and images by 50percentt.

Social problems are supposedly reduced if you don't have "enclaves".

Mr. Karasawa volunteered the information after a reporter asked him to translate a newspaper ad for a line of cosmetics boasting a secret ingredient that supposedly reduces a body odor that afflicts older people.

And, finally, why not splash out £50 on a special pillowcase "infused with fine strands of copper oxide", which supposedly reduces wrinkles through the power of – and I'm paraphrasing a lot here – metal ions and witchcraft?

The company kneecapped itself — and the financial system — via credit default swaps, an unregulated derivative that supposedly reduced investment risk but, as it turned out, increased risk beyond the system's ability to absorb it.

Pepsi Special, which is sold in Japan, supposedly reduces fat absorption.Though Nestlé is edging away from cosmetics, it is still keen on "Nutricosmetics", points out Sanford C. Bernstein, an equity-research firm.