Sentence examples for a very big cut from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt ordered a very big cut in federal spending in early 1937, and it fell to $7.6 billion in 1937 and $6.8 billion in 1938 from $8.2 billion in 1936, a 17 percent reduction over two years.

They have proposed a tax cut for the very wealthy, a very big tax cut for the wealthy that gives almost half of the benefits to the top 1percentt.

"A very big tax cut". For some reason, Trump framed his push for a tax cut as not being "about legislation". Regardless, the administration hasn't yet pressed Congress to take up tax reform.

The problem with the Budget was a complete lack of candour, a complete lack of specifics about how the very big cuts we all know are coming, are actually going to be translated into reality".

Coupled with his push on trade would be a "very big tax cut," which Trump unveiled last September.

After all, Mr. Gore is campaigning on a promise to keep the same economic policies Mr. Clinton has followed, while Mr. Bush's central campaign message is that he wants a very big tax cut.

What I would do – and before I talk about legislation, because I think frankly this is more important – number one, it's going to be a very big tax cut.

Trump: What I would do — and before I talk about legislation, because I think frankly this is more important — number one, it's going to be a very big tax cut.

Someone has had a very big tax cut in recent years, and the chances are that someone is not you.

Rich buyers of £2m houses or exploiters of tax reliefs will hurt but millionaires who aren't moving house or using those reliefs will get a very big tax cut indeed.

"Every day we're hearing that there are these very big cuts looming and that we're in a serious budget crisis," said Rosalind Petchesky, distinguished professor of political science at Hunter College and the Graduate Center.