Sentence examples for that means reduce from inspiring English sources

Mauldin: So we've got to reduce the deficit and that means reduce spending.

Vic Simpson, a co-author of the paper, who has been a vet for more than over 40 years and runs the private Wildlife Veterinary Centre in Cornwall, said: "If we keep on saying 'OK, we need more housing for more people', that means more cats, that means reduced habitat (for squirrels).

In practice, that means reducing the numbers of skilled migrants who come to the UK to work hard, pay taxes, help businesses grow and staff our public services; and of fee-paying students who support our colleges and universities and provide jobs for thousands.

But in many cases that means reducing opportunities for these families".

Competing ports are modernizing and these days, that means reducing their environmental impacts.

This also means that reducing temporary employment cannot be the top priority among policy-makers in these countries.

In the Amazon basin, that meant reduced rainfall during the wet season, plunging some parts of the region into severe drought.

That means reducing taxes, deregulation and spending cuts.

That means reducing benefits is very difficult, if not impossible.

That means reducing taxes on business, not raising them.

That means reducing debt, improving performance and streamlining a business that had become grossly inefficient.