Sentence examples for would severely reduce from inspiring English sources

The increase would severely reduce growth and derail the slow-moving economic recovery.

Managers hate this idea, Mr. Lipson said, because it would severely reduce the management fees they receive, based on the assets in the funds.

If the two sides cannot agree, there will be automatic cuts, which largely spare social-welfare programs but would severely reduce military and security spending.

Members of his government acknowledged today that a failure to keep Montenegro within Yugoslavia would make him redundant as Yugoslav president, and a very loose federation would severely reduce his presidential powers.

But officials from the United States Agency for International Development and the United Nations World Food Program warned that such a spending mandate would severely reduce the flexibility the United States government needs to quickly deliver sufficient food in emergencies.

Nelson Mandela, the Nobel Prize winner and South Africa's first post-apartheid president, said he would severely reduce his public activities, saying he wanted to spend his remaining years resting, thinking and completing his memoirs.

If we starting booting all the disrespectful members in that institution we'd severely reduce it's population.

If the business caught fire next year, my payments would be severely reduced and I would pay taxes on the pauce remainder -- which I would do gladly.

Even rebates that aid the elderly and the disabled would be severely reduced.

"The merger between G.E. and Honeywell, as it was notified, would have severely reduced competition in the aerospace industry and resulted ultimately in higher prices for customers, particularly airlines.

In addition to the benefits of direct communication and monitoring, many of the vigías have a vital role in maintaining monitoring stations around the large volcano, without which the scientists' capabilities would be severely reduced.