Sentence examples for tremendous reduction from inspiring English sources

There is a tremendous reduction in overhead from printing, distribution and all of that, and authors aren't enjoying the benefits of the increased profitability".

"It is a tremendous reduction," Mr. Zuniga said of the proposed cuts, "and I don't know how we would deal with it".

The kinds of arguments we came in with were 65 percent less material and energy to produce these boxes and a tremendous reduction in shipping weight and volume.

"That is a tremendous reduction from the 586 extended tarmac delays suffered by U.S. airline passengers in 2009" during that same period, Ray LaHood, the transportation secretary, wrote in his Fast Lane blog.

It has been nearly 60 years since Toms [Toms, B.A., 1949 first discovered the tremendous reduction in wall shear stress caused by the addition of small amount of linear macromolecules to a flowing fluid.

However, a tremendous reduction of the number of degrees of freedom (d.o.f.) needed is achieved using the homogenized finite element beam (63 d.o.f.), compared to the classical finite element model (1500 d.o.f.o.f

These practices saw tremendous reductions in staff work from engaging patients electronically, as well as better adherence to perioperative protocols.

A thorough study conducted on both the pipelined and non-pipelined designs versus other architectures in literature proves tremendous reductions in power, energy and area consumption.

"Over the last five years we have seen tremendous reductions in state allocations for mental health services, and this is exacerbating an already bad situation," said Chuck Ingoglia, senior vice president at the National Council for Behavioral Health.

"This is an era that saw the extinction of the passenger pigeon, the near extinction of the great bison herds, the disappearance of even animals we know today to be common like the white-tailed deer, along with tremendous reductions in populations of shorebirds, waterfowl and herons as they were relentlessly hunted for their flesh or their feathers," he said.

Tremendous reductions have been made in global child mortality, but with seven million children dying every year before their fifth birthday, our fight is far from over.