Sentence examples for the wisdom of reducing from inspiring English sources

Some coaches and players questioned the wisdom of reducing home runs, which fans love.

His earlier, specific proposal has been replaced with some generalities about the wisdom of reducing rates.

Inflation data that pre-dates this series is probably less reliable.The following table summarises the results of a quick analysis The comparison between the pre-Fed and Fed eras confirms the wisdom of reducing our sample period.

Interminable punishment for drug crimes has fallen out of fashion over the last several years, as lawmakers have recognized the wisdom of reducing sentences and helping former inmates get back on their feet.

But in the "ground game" phase of Iowa Caucus season, when campaigns fight tooth and nail for every last vote, it's easy to imagine a campaign manager on the verge of defeat in one precinct or another, pausing for a split-second to question the wisdom of reducing an entire religious group to collateral damage.

It turns out the common weight-loss wisdom of reducing intake by about 500 calories a day will result in slow and steady weight loss of about a pound per week is flawed.

In particular, Dr. Dina questioned the wisdom of cutting youth program budgets and reducing stipends that supplement the salaries of day care workers.

And unrest in the Middle East should ram home to policy makers the wisdom of using natural resources at home to reduce dependence on imports.

But it turns out that, contrary to the wisdom of a generation of economists, growth does not necessarily reduce hunger, especially among the world's poorest.

However, even if more seasoned physicians could be motivated to delay or reduce their shift to gynecology, the wisdom of doing so is questionable.

Budget analysts immediately questioned the wisdom of floating tobacco bonds to pay for salaries and other recurring costs instead of reducing spending.