Sentence examples for a considerable cut in 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.

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.

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.

In Hillsboro, 16 miles west of Portland, where 31 schools dot a landscape of rolling farmsteads of red clover as well as several high-tech plants, the early closing has meant a considerable cut in the pay of teachers, administrators and other staff members.

It will take a considerable cut in rates from today's relatively low levels to stimulate the quantity of mortgage and state debt refinancings that provided so much buying power in the 1990's, when such rates hit 8and9percentent.

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.

This is a considerable cut – about half.

The brackets would make a considerable cut to the top rate of 39.6percentthatat exists today.

A Tory administration will want to cut back regardless, and this is a perfect opportunity to make considerable cuts in the NHS.

In battles that mirror today's big policy debates, he had to swallow considerable cuts in domestic spending before he could persuade Congress to pass a 10 percent income tax surcharge to help pay for the Vietnam War.