Sentence examples for to actually reduce from inspiring English sources
Obviously it would be nice, eventually, to actually reduce debt.
Instead of trying to actually reduce the temperature of the debate, they try and stoke it.
But now we're in credit and looking to actually reduce our direct debit.* I'm really pleased.
Bush's new policy targets greenhouse-gas intensity, which relates emissions to economic output, but does little to actually reduce emissions.
Less likely, however, is the potential for a drug that blocks ghrelin to actually reduce food intake in obesity.
"In studies, they seem to actually reduce body temperature and reduce the severity or prevent the recurrence of the hot flash," Dr. Grady said.
But the government's testing procedure has a habit -- one that seems to be exaggerated with hybrids -- of rendering fuel economy numbers as relevant to the real world as national energy policies have been to actually reducing dependence on foreign oil.
The perfusion barriers included to improve uniformity actually reduce uniformity around the edges of the chip by creating small dead zones.
The second question is related to the need to investigate whether those mutations actually reduce NA sensibility to inhibitors.
If anything, 14 years of collecting data show that giving choices and control to families actually reduces stress and leads to better outcomes.
Only then, when investment banking fees are rolling in, will investors be able to see whether Merrill's new approach to research actually reduces the potential for conflicts and produces a better product for them.
