Sentence examples for takes to reduce from inspiring English sources

I take pride in butchering the deer I shoot, but have no idea what it takes to reduce a ten-pound reptile to usable food.

Many Pakistanis are taking the registration process in stride, saying that they are willing to do whatever it takes to reduce terrorism.

When his nerdy 18-year-old son, Jason Rafi Gavronn), is sentenced to 10 years in prison after naïvely receiving a shipment of Ecstasy, John is outraged and decides to do whatever it takes to reduce the sentence.

Many have accused the FIA and F1 teams of hypocrisy, but there is a genuine feeling that the sport is prepared to do whatever it takes to reduce its impact on the world around us – without sacrificing the spectacle and excitement that fans around the world enjoy.

Do whatever it takes to reduce preferred stock in the capital structure when you reseed.

"I think in 2009, the investment bank will lose about 5.0 billion Swiss francs ($4.3 billion) in total due to a combination of lower-than-expected revenues, the cost of closing down the business and the time it takes to reduce headcount and credit losses," he said.

What actions can be taken to reduce the risk?

Action needs to be taken to reduce costs in civil justice.

Action taken to reduce the deficit has helped to keep interest rates near record lows.

But, she adds, there are steps that can be taken to reduce exposure to contaminated dust.

However, tougher action could be taken to reduce how much people could borrow to fund homes.