Sentence examples for a crude cut from inspiring English sources

As a crude cut, however, it has succeeded.

Some 41% think its acceptable to impose a crude cut-off which means that a parent earning £44,000 won't get the money, even though a couple earning £30,000 each will still be eligible.

What this will mean is that instead of a crude cut-off at a certain income level, there will be a tapered withdrawal as income rises up to, say, the current tax threshold of £112 a week for a single pensioner, or even higher.

This allowed us to examine lower levels of depressive symptoms and to avoid the problems of using a crude cut-off point for identifying cases.

In clinical practice a CRP value of 100 mg/l is often used as a crude cut-off, with a higher figure suggesting a bacterial rather than a viral origin of an infection.

This may seem like a fairly crude cut view of the world.

"They made a quick but crude cut in capacity the first week.

In a few crude cuts her Self is erased, her sexual being excised.

The grave site, which is near the edge of a crude road cut along the steep valley slopes, is marked by a green sign with hand lettering that spells out "Chief of the Martyr's Hill" in Dari and in English.

(Her crude cut inspired the bob flappers wore as a symbol of independence from patriarchal strictures).

In London, January Brent crude cut some losses near the close and settled at $26.70 a barrel, down 77 cents.