Sentence examples for a case of cutting from inspiring English sources

So, a case of cutting coats according to cloth?

If growth slows it could be a case of cutting interest rates later in the year".

Many have pointed out that the sanctions appear to be a case of cutting off nose to spite face.

Some Israelis on the left believe that the government's decision to pass on this opportunity is a case of cutting your nose to spite your face.

So to prevent Microsoft from offering a sniffer would be a case of cutting off our nose to spite our face.

This means that an attempt to break up such monopolies, however much we may dislike the monopolist, is all too likely to do more harm than good; it would be a case of cutting off our nose to spite Bill Gates's face.

Will Iraq suffer a bad case of cutting off its nose to spite its face?

On the surface, this seems like a simple case of cutting through the rhetoric to figure out what the facts tell us about gun control.

Despite these failures, handing pink slips to the entire Budget Analysis Division of CBO would be a classic case of cutting off the nose to spite the face.

Instead, it was a case of Faust — cutting deals with the devil.

What the European governing body need to bear in mind on Thursday is that this is not a case of it cutting a star footballer down to size, or teaching Rooney a lesson.