Sentence examples for to move reduced from inspiring English sources

He said the servicemen had their "notice to move" reduced at the weekend, which informed them of imminent deployment.

Proposition 13 also made it harder to move, reducing turnover for new families looking for housing.

There are very big savings from people using more calories to move around, reducing obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular risks.

Further, because the freezing of the housing market makes it harder for people to move, it reduces the likelihood that they can quickly relocate for higher-paying jobs.

C ELLS that experienced a high STRESS were likely to move to reduce STRESS, while CELLS experiencing low STRESS were likely to proliferate and create more CELLS.

My goal is to move quickly to reduce nuclear forces.

A boyfriend she shared it with moved on, so she is planning to move again to reduce her $625 monthly rent.

The patient is encouraged to move about to reduce scar formation and subsequent disabling contractures (permanent contractions of scar, muscles, and tendons) over the joints.

Doing so will give your toes more room to move, which may reduce squeezing and soreness throughout the foot.

GLI1 knockdown cells continue to move although with much reduced linearity and distance travelled.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the EPA is trying to move forward to Reduce Toxic Air Emissions From Power Plants.