The phrase "a deeper cut at" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to imply a more thorough or intense examination of a subject.
Example: "The article takes a deeper cut at the implications of climate change on global economies."
Alternatives: "a more profound analysis of" or "a closer look at".
The White House said that would create $400 billion in savings over 10 years — a deep cut at a bad time, but far saner than Republican calls to slash spending so deeply that it would surely cripple the recovery.
That's a deeper cut than at other agencies, but far less than EPA as a whole: The $10 billion agency will have to cut 16% of its budget.
I had a deep cut and at the hospital I was given medicine and injection" "I will only go to the hospital with serious injuries, if the bleeding is not stopping, then I will take it there".
A Deep Cut. a 3.7percentt cut at age 75; a 6.5percentt cut at age 85; and a 9.2percentt cut at 95. $4,631 -- more than three months of benefits -- by age 75; $13,910 -- nearly a year of benefits -- by age 85; and $28,004 -- more than a year and a half of benefits -- by age 95.
David Haye has postponed next week's fight with Tyson Fury after suffering a deep cut in sparring at his training camp.
But the United States Strategic Command, which oversees American nuclear forces, had been actively resisting such a deep cut, hoping to keep the level at around 2,250 warheads.
I hope that the president's promised review of "America's missions, capabilities and our role in a changing world" will yield a more realistic approach to defense that enables him to propose substantially deeper cuts at the Pentagon.
After campaigning successfully for several months to prevent deeper cuts at Royal Holloway with her "Save Classics" campaign, Hall is to take up a new post at King's College, London, in April.
By contrast Republicans, in crafting a budget for the rest of this fiscal year, wielded knives all over the budget, making deeper cuts at favorite programs of liberals like the college grants, heating assistance, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which they want to zero out.
While no one expected the U.S. to make deeper cuts at Cancún in light of the domestic appetite for climate legislation, as the talks approached their Friday close, negotiators made progress in a handful of areas, including deforestation, which currently accounts for roughly 15percentt of global greenhouse gas emissions.
