Sentence examples for trigger a reduction from inspiring English sources

That will trigger a reduction in the forecast for wages and tax receipts, knocking the chancellor's deficit reduction plan off course.

You could say, "let me trigger a reduction in your pain sensing brain activity", but "mummy kiss it better" works fine.

(Other states' emissions do not have enough of an effect on air-quality in neighbouring states to trigger a reduction).

As such, it wouldn't trigger a reduction in the marital or charitable deductions, right?

Wilson et al. (1980) discussed that conduit constriction due to downfaulting of the upper portion of the conduit wall would trigger a reduction in the discharge rate.

Second, the earnings increase has to be large enough to trigger a reduction in DI benefits by at least one quarter (e.g., from a semi pension to a quarter pension).

This part of the brain activates when anticipating pain relief and triggers a reduction of activity in pain-sensing areas of the brain.

Then, "congestion gears" are described defining such a gear as a combination of capacity phenomena that triggers a reduction in capacity.

Rising costs of research projects and the emergence of financial problems in government have triggered a reduction in direct support to public research organisations (PROs).

On the basis of the 2011 IAB enterprise survey Ellguth et al. (2012 9) find that firms pay for these clauses with a 7percentt higher wage, but that the use of opening clauses triggers a reduction of 9percentt.

As a result of the increase in the number of states, the Amsterdam Treaty triggered a reduction in the number of Commissioners to one per state, rather than two for the larger states.