Sentence examples for was reduce from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring down the size, quantity, quality, value or intensity of something; to diminish, to lower, to impair.
"And all I did was reduce the water depth," he said, chuckling.
He said his company's Excite portal tried pages with more advertising, but all it did was reduce the average number of responses each advertiser received.
What Columbine did was reduce the judgment available to schools, because you were too susceptible to making the wrong judgment, and the wrong judgment was going to cost people's lives".
"What we tried to do was reduce the risk that our customers would face in the open market," Michael J. Kelleher, the vice president for financial planning at Niagara Mohawk, said in an interview yesterday.
"It was, 'Reduce the cost, increase the effectiveness and, in this state, reduce the scandals and the embarrassment.' " I asked Mr. Cuomo if he thought New York's voters had weighed in on the old ideological debate over more government or less.
Detailed composition of MSW was analysed initially using 48 fractions but sample collection was reduce to 13 fractions as most of the recyclables are separated by residents and maids/servants at source.
Poverty was reduced only slightly.
East was reduced to eight.
Bleeding after delivery was reduced.
His credibility was reduced.
