Sentence examples for be cut now from inspiring English sources
The yields fell by an average of 0.14 percent (14 basis points), Mr. Swanson says, a shift roughly equivalent to the effect of cutting short-term rates — which can't be cut now because they're near zero — by a full percentage point.
Monarda is a bully — spreads easily — so it can be cut now and will do fine.
Since the welfare rolls have fallen, some argue that the total should be cut now.
No economic or budget imperative requires that it be cut, now or in the reasonably foreseeable future.
Taxes will not be cut now, but on January 5th the coalition will reconsider whether the economy needs a bigger fiscal boost.
"But all the communication has been cut now.
"Not that we were modernizing them, but we just cut them as if they were just being cut now, today.
The cuts are a false economy – doesn't the government ever learn that a stitch in time saves nine?" He added: "It's cut now, suffer later".
You read about mental health services being cut now, but God knows what it must have been like in the late 70s.
He's tall and lean, with reddish-brown hair and an affable manner that's cut now and then with a hint of acid.
