Sentence examples for a considerable cut from inspiring English sources

Kate Winslet is so eager to play Thérèse that she has reportedly taken a considerable cut in salary to do it.

However, a Labour spokesman said this would be the party's entire allocation of cash from Unite for the year, representing a considerable cut on previous annual funding from the union.

The appointment meant a considerable cut in income, and the reason Brennan decided to take it was that his large and growing law practice seemed to be affecting his health and didn't leave him enough time for his family.

The union had begun negotiating with Transport Drivers, which offered to keep 21 of the firm's 29 drivers based on seniority, if they took a considerable cut in wages and benefits, Mr. Eisner said.

A deal with Elizabeth Arden in 1991 to market her own perfumes, White Diamonds and Passion, has since turned over a combined $1bn, earning the British-born actress a considerable cut.

The player would also need to take a considerable cut in the £100,000-a-week salary United agreed when his arrival seemed to salvage something from a desperate transfer window, last summer.

The Box was shot for a reported $16m, suggesting that Diaz, who earns upwards of $20m a movie, must have taken a considerable pay cut to work with Kelly.

And he had challenged the structuralists' insistence upon the uniqueness of every language, claiming instead that all languages were, to a considerable degree, cut to the same pattern they shared a certain number of formal and substantive universals.

I was, like you, offered a considerable pay cut to go to work at Google.

Despite taking a considerable pay cut, he chose Halifax to enable his family to return to live near Burnley.

After Appel had paid expenses and taken his considerable cut, the pay was next to nothing.