Sentence examples for a time of cutting from inspiring English sources

I think that what that says is that in a time of cutting back, they are keeping the "must haves" and they are getting rid of the "nice to haves," and Formula One appears to be a "must have" for many corporations.

Yet, during a time of cutting back, some entrepreneurs are forging ahead.

That alone is nearly a third of the $680 billion deficit that there is no means, short of a time machine, of cutting.

Prevailing weather conditions during the time of cutting, curing, and baling can have huge adverse effect on the forage material.

This provides further detail of the z-level location with the help of images taken at the time of cutting the specimen into 5-mm slices (Fig. 3).

Low temperature of the fruit at the time of cutting appeared to lead to greater deterioration than warm temperatures and so perhaps a warm-up time is required if the fruit are held in cold storage before cutting.

"Some perfectly the first time, some will have a bit of retouching to be done, but in these cases, our Photoshop Plugin will make the designer able to continue the work in the industry's standard tool and thereby significantly shorten the time of cutting out any image".

This result has two possible interpretations: either service sector firms were more likely to use the flexibility in bonuses intensively as a consequence of the crisis, or they have other forms of flexible pay that give additional leeway at the time of cutting wages, such as stock options and flexible fringe benefits.

At this time of cutting male ancestral spirits (tumbuan in the local language) are present, mixing and dancing with the men and important cultural knowledge is passed from men to boys, including the involvement of spiritual knowledge and practices.

The chancellor sees the program as a way to add resources and expertise at a time of severe budget cutting (state financing of the Education Department is down 35 percent since 2009).

Unlike many other government budget items at a time of forceful cost cutting by local governments, health care benefits are relatively secure because they often are awarded as a result of union bargaining.