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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Reduce/reducing
I'm writing a report for uni, and I've made a sentence that strikes me as odd...
should it be 'reduce' or 'reducing', and 'destroy' or 'destroying' in this sentence. Its an extract from my report about supply chain management.
"These issues present challenges for all channel members as a failure to successfully manage them could result in damaging relationships and ultimately reducing the performance of or even destroying the channel"
Thanks in advance.
should it be 'reduce' or 'reducing', and 'destroy' or 'destroying' in this sentence. Its an extract from my report about supply chain management.
"These issues present challenges for all channel members as a failure to successfully manage them could result in damaging relationships and ultimately reducing the performance of or even destroying the channel"
Thanks in advance.
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These issues present challenges for all channel members , as a failure to successfully manage them could result in damaging relationships and ultimately reduce the performance of or even destroy the channel.
- These issues present challenges for all channel members , as a failure to successfully manage them could result in damaging relationships and ultimately reduce the performance of or even destroy the channel.
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These issues present challenges for all channel members, as a failure to successfully manage them could result in damaging relationships and ultimately reduce the performance of or even destroy the channel.
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