Sentence examples for a cutting back from inspiring English sources
PRITI PATEL Employment minister The former lobbyist caused a stir during the referendum campaign by suggesting the British economy would benefit from a cutting back of employment rights.
Government austerity measures have meant a cutting back on the budget for aircraft that go on the carriers, and it's far from clear that there's enough finance to ensure both ships will be fully operational.
He achieved this through various means of generosity and a cutting back of lavish excess.
It was a cutting, back-handed mommy war comment dressed in lace.
For years, "conservation was sometimes seen as a penalty, a heavy cost, a cutting-back, a reduction in living standards, a form of self-denial," Daniel Yergin wrote in his book "The Quest: Energy, Security and the Remaking of the Modern World".
It wasn't a privation, cutting back - just a 24-hour job.
This does not mean a neat trim here or there, but a serious cutting back.
From then on, she visited the island six or seven times a year, cutting back in recent years.
"What we have seen in recent years is a huge cutting back of that Prevent programme under the current government.
And while out there trimming, don't forget to give Liriope, often called lily turf, a good cutting back, too.
The fury of nature had given the phlox a stern cutting back, but they rallied into twice as many blossoms as normal -- a tad later than usual.
