Sentence examples for trying to decrease from inspiring English sources

For their part, police officials say they are trying to decrease the acrimony.

"We are trying to decrease its stigma and I think that's working," she said.

The two tech companies are trying to decrease their dependence on making PCs.

They have been trying to decrease voting rights, and increase executions, among other things.

Now, with inflation under control, and faced with the unexpected influx of capital, the bank is trying to decrease Mexico's attractiveness to foreign investors.

Several industry executives suggested today that Miramax was trying to decrease overhead by as much as 30percentt over the next 12 months.

Countries are trying to decreasing their dependence to fossil energy by integrating renewable energy sources to their energy policies.

Surgeons are often trying to decreased reinfection rates following two-stage reimplantation arthroplasty, which range from 3.2%to13%3% because multiple staged revision procedures for infection can be costly and have high morbidity.

As mayor, Mr. Torres, 43, said he would try to decrease crime by decentralizing the police force, creating individual precincts at firehouses and assigning only one police officer to a squad car.

Professor Rasheed said such changes were deliberate, with the resistance essentially giving Mr. Allawi the chance to prove that he is working in Iraqis' interests and will try to decrease the visibility of American soldiers.

Our brains act economically: they try to decrease the amount of information to be stored (e.g., by relating new thoughts to already known content) and avoid storing unnecessary information.