Sentence examples for In cutback from inspiring English sources

"It's the economy again we're in cutback mode when it comes to sponsorships.

There was also a familiar problem: a tight state budget, resulting in cutbacks in university financing.

If he was trying to make his $32 billion in cutbacks seem modest by comparison, he failed.

They also warned that the measure would have resulted in cutbacks in services from education to prisons.

But their budgets were slashed considerably in 2010 — resulting in cutbacks in operating hours, staff, and services — second only to maintenance and services at parks and gardens.

Public colleges and universities across the state have prepared for millions of dollars in cutbacks by furloughing employees.

With individual and corporate debt so high, any slowdown in the growth of income can result in cutbacks in spending to meet debt service payments.

UK staff were the worst hit in cutbacks announced on Monday, comprising 700 of 1,600 job losses as the company consolidates its research and development facilities.

He expressed concern that despite the reserves, the drop in donations last year resulted in cutbacks of some Catholic programs and their workers.

At the 16-campus University of North Carolina, the state last year reclaimed nearly $60m in already-pledged money and ordered another $200m in cutbacks.In this section On the road again Like Nixon to China?

(Another, perhaps more-intuitive, way to put this is that vigorous price competition reduces profit margins, and reduced margins result in cutbacks in charity care and pro bono work).