Sentence examples for were reducing from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring down the size, quantity, quality, value or intensity of something; to diminish, to lower, to impair.
We were reducing the complications of poverty to hard numbers!
Companies were reducing the calorie content of their drinks.
Mr. Gitlin said some sellers were reducing asking prices as inventory edged up.
Several workers said wages had dropped significantly as the owners were reducing the length of shifts.
Both groups were reducing teen pregnancies (blacks even faster than whites), but only whites were reducing the percentage of teen pregnancies that ended in abortion.
It wasn't that the wolves were reducing the number of deer but they were radically changing their behaviour.
Others believed that we were reducing prescriptions as this would save us money, which we personally pocketed.
Some of the stars of "Party of Five" had either left or were reducing their number of episodes.
Nearly half of the executives the company interviewed were reducing vacation time, taking less than they were due.
Among chief executives, slightly more said their companies were reducing capital spending than said they planned increases.
We built some support over the years outside of the region, but many companies were reducing their gifts significantly".
