Sentence examples for would slightly reduce from inspiring English sources

Celgene said the acquisition of Pharmion, which is not yet profitable, would slightly reduce its earnings per share in 2008.

The Congressional Budget Office concluded that allowing same-sex marriage would slightly reduce the budget deficit every year for the next decade.

The new formula would slightly reduce the growth in Social Security benefits from what it would be under the current inflation index.

Going by the US numbers, you might expect a UK debut around £1.9m, although you could argue that the US political setting would slightly reduce the appeal for British audiences.

America desperately needs health care reform; it would be a betrayal of trust if Democrats fold simply because they hope (wrongly) that this would slightly reduce their losses in the midterm elections.

While the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has projected that the Republican alternative would slightly reduce the cost of premiums, the budget office also says the proposal would do little to cover the uninsured.

The mayor would also slightly reduce the city's overall spending, to $65.7 billion.

All told, "Medicare for All" would actually slightly reduce the total amount we pay for health care.

It concluded that an extra dose would only slightly reduce the number of cases of whooping cough, and come at a monetary high cost.

The likely result of this would be to slightly reduce the actual difference between resistant and susceptible animals by creating apparent movement for the sedated animals.

In the future, of course, there would be a price to pay: the growth in that worker's retirement benefits would be slightly reduced — much as if he had taken off four months without pay.