Sentence examples for a significant cutback in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mason has promised a significant cutback in marketing expenses in the future.

"In the early 1990's, there was a significant cutback in arts and cultural spending in the state," said Mr. Olson of the Senate Fiscal Agency, which tracks state finances for the Senate.

BBDO Worldwide in New York, part of the Omnicom Group, said yesterday that it had resigned the account of Netpliance after only five months, citing a significant cutback in ad spending.

Oil inventories are declining as an expectedly mild winter approaches and while OPEC said it would leave oil production alone for now, a significant cutback in February is likely.

Staff-produced content is expensive, and NBC, like its network peers, has seen significant cutback in staffing for years… The GlobalPost deal is an extension of a commitment [NBC's head of newsgathering] made long ago: produce more content than ever before to feed the multi-platform beast – at a lower budget than ever before". Let's be clear.

Larger companies, the big pharmaceutical firms are a good example, have made very significant cutbacks in their hiring numbers this year and into 2003.

In fact, there are signs that the world has been becoming a safer place even as the Pentagon and the armed forces have been adjusting to their first significant cutbacks in over a decade.

"I have been one for a long time that's called for significant cutbacks in Iraq, and I am happy to listen to the secretary of defence and the president," senate majority leader, Harry Reid, told reporters before the briefing.

Camp's big bill, which would attempt to lower individual and corporate income tax rates to a maximum of 25%, is expected to call for significant cutbacks in or elimination of prized real estate deductions for home mortgage interest, local property taxes and other write-offs to pay for lower marginal rates.

When industrial production declined during the transition to a market economy, rail transport of goods dropped sharply, accompanied by significant cutbacks in government subsidies that contributed to the deterioration of the railway infrastructure.

WASHINGTON — A grand fiscal bargain, with perhaps $2 trillion more in deficit reduction over 10 years — more than a quarter of which would be additional revenue, with much of the rest obtained through well-crafted, significant cutbacks in big-ticket entitlements — could have been a win-win for Republicans and Democrats.