Sentence examples for be a direct cut from inspiring English sources

Chained CPI would be a direct cut to the last leg of the stool.

It is a "direct cut" recording, straight to vinyl, which is a bit of a nerve-wracking experience for the musicians, producers and engineers at Air Studios in London.

Product activation, which Microsoft has put into place with Office 2000 and Office XP, is a direct attempt to cut down on software piracy.

To argue that the riots are a direct result of cuts to the police or public spending is simply untrue.

The newspaper Publico said the resignation was a "direct consequence" of cuts in the 2011 budget that would force the closing of seven of the agency's 11 offices abroad.

Opposition parties have said that the increase - the highest for eight years - is a direct result of cuts to resources and staffing.

Slade said: "It would be quite a sensible thing to have an Energiewende [Germany's plan to move to a majority of renewable energy sources] but the emphasis would have to be on our own version not a direct cut and paste".

This reversal is a direct result of benefit cuts, not counted into early universal credit plans.

A spokeswoman for the ENO said there was a "direct correlation" between the cuts and the withdrawal from the project.

"This situation is extremely distressing for older people stranded on hospital wards and is a direct result of Tory cuts to social care," he said.

The layoffs are a direct consequence of budget cuts to schools, which have occurred in each of the last four years, forcing principals to make tough decisions about what and whom to do without.