Sentence examples for agent cutting from inspiring English sources
SFX, the agency Pelinka works for, told the N.B.A. players union that Pelinka had resigned as Boozer's agent, cutting off ties with him.
His handler was Michael McManus, a young, ambitious DEA special agent cutting his teeth in the drug war then raging in Florida.
There will be media reports about poor kids being sent home, or turned loose on the streets; F.B.I. agents cutting back on investigations because they are working a four-day week; soldiers going hungry, or being forced to cook their own meals, because Defense Department civilians have been furloughed.
"He wasn't showing up on time," according to Agent Michael, who began talking with other agents about cutting Gonzalez loose.
The Nardò uprising inevitably put pressure on politicians, who in turn responded by approving the first anti-gang-master law legislation that stopped agents from cutting into the workers' wages.
"In the drug trade, usually a cutting agent is something that's cheaper and inferior to the product being cut.
All calibration samples and their concentrations of diamorphine and cutting agent are given in Table 1.
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Of course, regardless of the amount of cutting agent present, none of these options are really any safer than the other.
The livestock dewormer – which is also used as a cocaine cutting agent – has been periodically featured in the media over the past couple of years, semi-erroneously linked to the rotting of people's faces.
One popular cutting agent, phenacetin, has been proven to cause kidney and bladder cancer in extreme cases, while another, levamisole – used to treat worm infections – is known to affect the immune system.
