Sentence examples similar to tangibly reduced from inspiring English sources
But the temporary exceptions to the rules of the Dublin III regulation, made to help the refugees from Syria, are already being revoked, and the chancellor herself vowed at her party conference last week to "tangibly reduce the number of refugees arriving".
Opening the Bonn session, UN climate convention (UNFCCC) executive secretary Christiana Figueres told negotiators that progress depended on ambition - "ambition to support developing countries, ambition to mobilise finance and... ambition to decisively and tangibly reduce emissions according to what science demands".
After teams finish building and submitting their models using lung image scans provided by the National Cancer Institute, the goal is that the creations can be used to tangibly reduce the high false positive rate that makes today's solutions inadequate.
"Although it's true that North Korea has begun the process of disabling its nuclear program, we cannot say that the threat from North Korea has reduced tangibly or discernibly," Mr. Kim said.
In this sense it is hard to know which is more chilling: the scene in which Dutton weighs a serial killer's brain in his hands and reveals it to be in no way tangibly different from yours or mine, or the research that shows the ability of American college students to empathise with others has, in the past 30 years, reduced by 40%….
More tangibly, the many educated young remain frustrated.
"Random Access Memories" is a tangibly passionate effort.
Maryam senses a tangibly diminished morality police "presence".
I think it's tangibly boosted morale in the division.
Less tangibly, there's also a sense of intellectual exhaustion.
