Sentence examples for a drastic cut from inspiring English sources

"I was willing to take a drastic cut in pay just to have stability," she said.

What's particularly scary is that such a drastic cut seems to be taking place under the radar.

IF Mr. Hubbard becomes the Treasury secretary, the job will surely mean a drastic cut in pay.

But what if, after six months, the activist starts to agitate again, calling for a drastic cut in capital investment not routine, but not unheard of?

To accomplish such a drastic cut, Booker suggested, would entail releasing not only pot smokers and shoplifters but also people guilty of more serious crimes.

Senior members of the Cabinet, including George Osborne, have been pressing for a drastic cut in the size of the force and, even, an immediate retreat.

Coatings with a drastic cut-off in the UV spectra still maintaining transparency in the visible light were achieved.

Importantly, despite (i) the choice of a drastic cut-off that takes into account the variability in miRNA expression between IBD patients and (ii) the limited number of subjects kept for analysis in the present study, we could select miRNAs highly and significantly dysregulated in IBD relative to healthy controls.

This is despite the fact that, at least in England, there has been a relatively drastic cut in the financial support for England's parks and open spaces.

The Democratic platform that year called for "an immediate and drastic" cut in government spending and a balanced budget.

1963 Railway Plan Cuts U.K. Lines LONDON — Britain's railway director today [March 27] proposed a seven-year plan for drastic cut in trackage and passenger service to modernize and put the deficit-ridden British rail system on a paying basis.