Sentence examples for a relatively small cut from inspiring English sources

Still, by offering even a relatively small cut, colleges get students who pay a hefty price.

Last month's NSW state budget included a relatively small cut of $258,000 to Icac funding.

In the small space where Sense of an Ending is unfolding the dominant piece set designer David L. Arsenault provides is the cathedral's large double door, each door featuring a relatively small cut-out of a cross.

Barcelona is a relatively small city.

Kalamazoo is a relatively small city.

So you can see why investors would be relieved that the acquisition still appears to be happening, and with a relatively small price cut.

So you can see why investors would be relieved that the acquisition still appears to be happening, and with a relatively small price cut.

The IFS say Labour could make "only relatively small cuts" but they criticise the party for being unspecific about how quickly they want to cut the deficit and, therefore, spending too.

Other issues include the relatively small "cut-off" values or overlapping areas for differential diagnoses or disease stages [ 87].

62 Nevertheless, several limitations should be acknowledged: the relatively small cut-off value of young versus old patients (65 years), patients aged > 75 years were under-represented, and the selection of patients according to other inclusion and exclusion criteria, especially comorbidities, may make the results inadequately safe.

Indeed we're only just over half way through and this week's Spending Review represents a relatively small proportion of the cuts the chancellor says are still to come in the next few years.