Sentence examples for were somehow reduced from inspiring English sources

As the time costs of children limit population growth, the population would be likely to grow more rapidly if those costs were somehow reduced, whether you think that such growth is a good thing or a bad one.

Irrespective of the tested washing methods, faecal coliform and helminth eggs levels were somehow reduced.

The latter-day king of awards-show hosts — remember his tour-de-force Tony opener in June? — was somehow reduced to eating his own tail, appearing in a lame sketch about Excessive Hosting Disorder and performing a mindless halftime song-and-dance number called "The Number in the Middle of the Show".

Here refuges mean some places or situations where predation risk is somehow reduced.

Its intensity (Figure 2f) initially increases with bias voltage, which is consistent with increasing densities of tunneling holes and electrons accumulated at the 2DEG, but it shows some reduction at the e1 resonance peak, as at this condition the density of the 2DEG should be somehow reduced.

Because the prolapsed material is very soft, the compressive effect exerted on neural structures may be somehow reduced.

In a youth-prone society, it is very easy to fall into the trap of feeling that post-reproductive age, your womanhood is somehow reduced.

A lot of money could be freed to improve its education system, if Greece were somehow able to reduce the share of GDP that it now spends on defence.

Their answer is somehow to reduce violence.

Thus, this could only be a critique of a quantifier account of ontological commitment if it could be argued that the objectual interpretation were somehow incoherent, or somehow had to be reduced, ultimately, to the substitutional interpretation.

The only option for Cyprus then is to somehow reduce the amount it needs to borrow in the first place.