Sentence examples for would certainly reduce from inspiring English sources

It would certainly reduce shipping costs.

It would certainly reduce the carbon footprint.

He added, "it wouldn't eliminate all the issues around illegal hiring and labor practices, but it would certainly reduce them".

The annual appropriation from Congress would "certainly reduce the amount that we otherwise would have had to charge," Mr. Daniels said.

President Bush's proposed tax cut of $1.6 trillion over 10 years would certainly reduce that surplus and delay the market's demise -- but only for a few years.

Selling to a commercial bank would certainly reduce funding costs, says Breakingviews, and a big balance sheet would make it easier to store less liquid assets it couldn't shift quickly.

The group has released studies contending, among other things, that compelling banks to reduce their use of leverage — a move that would almost certainly reduce banks' profits — would cause a credit crunch.

Reducing the planned duration of follow-up would also certainly reduce withdrawals; although a larger sample size would be needed to provide the desired levels of precision and power, this disadvantage might be overcome if the shorter study were more attractive to potential participants.

Analysts said the Fed would almost certainly reduce interest rates more aggressively, and keep them low for longer, than it otherwise would have.

This would almost certainly reduce Treasury receipts.

In fact, across-the-board wage cuts would almost certainly reduce, not increase, employment.