Sentence examples for temporary reductions from inspiring English sources

For the obese, temporary reductions in weight will almost inevitably be reversed.

Although teachers and administrators said that incident was directly related to temporary reductions in the security staff, the school was out of control for a time, said Jeff Yonkers, president of the Mount Vernon Federation of Teachers.

But mindful of the huge contribution to government coffers, political leaders have ruled out a cut in fuel taxes and have proposed narrower and often temporary reductions on other taxes.

"With recovery, schemes to protect existing jobs should move to programs to encourage new hiring," like temporary reductions in payroll taxes for new employees, Stefano Scarpetta, the deputy director of employment, labor and social affairs at the O.E.C.D., said in an interview.

There were clinically significant improvements in PTSD outcomes, but only temporary reductions in smoking.

Large but temporary reductions in population size due to disease, weather, or other factors also create bottleneck effects.

When the Food and Drug Administration approved L.T.K. in June, it tagged it "for the temporary reduction" of farsightedness.

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Despite the fillip from the temporary reduction in value-added tax, consumer spending will fall sharply.

Senate Democratic leaders want a deeper temporary reduction in Social Security payroll taxes.

The Encarta team relented, but said it was to be only a temporary reduction for the 1993 holiday sales season.