Sentence examples for would indeed reduce from inspiring English sources

That would indeed reduce government spending, but would increase private spending by even more, according to the C.B.O.

But didn't the Congressional Budget Office evaluate Mr. Ryan's plan and conclude that it would indeed reduce the deficit?

While burning less coal would indeed reduce these emissions, it would also reduce emissions of other pollutants, like sulfur dioxide, which cool the planet.

The Congressional Budget Office assessed the American Health Care Act, finding that it would indeed reduce federal spending, by about $337 billion.

While this would indeed reduce short-run growth, the Congressional Budget Office says the reduction in projected deficits would actually raise growth in the medium- and long-term (see pages 24-25 of the report).

Our response is that there is no evidence that an enhanced appraisal remedy would *not* reduce deal flow and much in the basic economic theory of demand (when prices go up, less quantity is purchased) suggesting that increasing the cost of corporate acquisitions would indeed reduce deal flow.

Therefore, it would appear that LD taping does indeed reduce pronation, by restricting rearfoot motion in general, rather than pronation specifically.

The deficit would indeed be reduced, he declared, but at a "rhythm" that did not cramp economic growth.

And mandates can indeed reduce carbon emissions.

This would, indeed, help to reduce America's trade deficit, but in a much more painful way than those who call for a yuan revaluation have in mind.

"It is encouraging to see that the president's proposals would indeed begin to reduce the debt, and to lower levels than originally thought," said Maya MacGuineas of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a budget watchdog, in a statement responding to the new budget office estimate.