Sentence examples for worth reducing from inspiring English sources

"I would say the basic story on methane, including from the LNG sector, is that the emissions are definitely big enough to be worth reducing, but they're not big enough to imperil the advantage that natural gas has over coal as a way to generate electricity," said Holdren.

Its development was quite prolonged, although successful, but by the time it finished its manufacturer's trials in early 1944 there was no need for a high-altitude fighter and it was not worth reducing the production of existing fighters to convert a factory over to the I-211.

If you or your doctor believe that your medication regimen is affecting your tinnitus, it may worth reducing the dosage or cutting out certain drugs altogether.

What the Obama administration wants to do is help current mortgage holders who are upside-down on their mortgages (they owe more than their property is currently worth) reduce their monthly payments and stay in their homes, in the hope that this will stem the tide of foreclosures and soften the real estate market's slide to the bottom.

In an accelerated book build announced after market close last night, Aviva sold a further 37m Delta Lloyd shares worth £318m, reducing its stake to just under 20%.

Given that, when the time comes to tighten, which isn't now, it would be seriously worth considering reducing the stock of assets bought in QE rather than raising rates as the first move.

With the promise of greater energy, clarification, higher performance, and ingenuity, it's worth dramatically reducing stress in your business.

Remarkably, sufficient experience was accrued with tamoxifen during the 1970s and 1980s to be able to ask whether the medicine had worth in reducing the incidence of breast cancer in high-risk premenopausal and postmenopausal women.

The radial power flattening increases the reactivity worth of the peripheral absorbers of the three new designs while the central absorber reactivity worth is reduced but their sum is nearly maintained.

But while many hub airports like Dallas-Fort Worth have reduced their average lines to 10 minutes at peak hours, many travelers have discovered that smaller, regional airports are often the most efficient.

It seems more likely that a young person who opened "The Communist Manifesto" tomorrow would underline the part about personal worth being reduced to exchange value and go off to join the Democratic Socialists of America, which has grown fivefold in the last year.