Sentence examples for a major cut of from inspiring English sources
Today, there's a litigation-finance industry, in which firms like Burford Capital fund plaintiffs' lawsuits (usually against deep-pocketed corporate defendants) in exchange for a major cut of the proceeds.
The digital players receive higher endorsement contracts; players don't mind because they get a major cut of the revenue.
Warren remembers making a major cut to scenes of Ricky's rampage to help the shooting finish on time: "I had to put the "blue pencil" through part of the scene, which involved a chase through various tunnels.
Previous suggestions to address this issue included a major cut in numbers of graduate students (Bourne, 2013; Alberts et al., 2014).
Manassero held the record of being the youngest to make a major cut when at the age of 16 he qualified for the last two days of the 2009 Open.
But after President Obama's re-election, he said, "it would seem that the probability of a major cut in the tax rate soon is unlikely".
The speech comes at a critical time in the decision-making process for the government's comprehensive spending review (CSR) and is being seen by many in the scientific community as foreshadowing major cuts of 25% or more in some research areas.
Desmond, who stunned rivals by halving the price of the Daily Star, Saturday Star and Daily Star Sunday in October, said he is considering a major price cut of the Daily Express and Sunday Express.
President Bill Clinton seemed to cut off prospects of a major tax cut by declaring that the surpluses should go toward saving Social Security first -- leaving very little room for anything else.
This, as economists are pointing out, is the equivalent of a major tax cut, neatly timed for the runup to the election, but a tax cut that has nothing whatever to do with policy initiatives on the part of Cameron and Osborne.
Many Liliaceae are important ornamental plants, widely grown for their attractive flowers and involved in a major floriculture of cut flowers and dry bulbs.
