The fire is expected to reduce output by 50 percent until early next year.

Those changes are expected to reduce annual expenses by $250 million.

Each program is expected to reduce peak loads by 15%.

Consumers who have been laid off would be expected to reduce spending, especially if was taking a while to find a new job.

Those cuts are expected to reduce costs by $1.27 billion.

Having the infrastructure at a single site is also expected to reduce the environmental impact.

This number is expected to reduce to 20.3% or 268 million people by 2020.

The changes are expected to reduce corporate taxes by about 20 percent over all.

The system was expected to reduce the burden on general practitioners.

Discounts can be expected to reduce the price to $70 to $90.