Sentence examples for be cut to between from inspiring English sources

The number of delivery vehicles, like land-based intercontinental missiles, submarine-based missiles and long-range bombers, would be cut to between 500 and 1,100, down from the 1,600 currently allowed under Start.

If Spartan gets a second chance on this shuttle flight, its 2-day stint would be cut to between 5 and 15 hours.

The background is that the Williams Commission last month fired the starting gun on local government reorganisation when it recommended that the current 22 councils should be cut to between 10 and 12 through a series of mergers.

The consensus forecast had been for full year profits of £390m, but this is likely to be cut to between $350m to $360m after today's warning.

Overtime bonuses were cut to between 25% and 50% of basic salaries, while annual leave may no longer exceed 30 days.

At Foxconn's massive factory in Shenzhen's Longhua district, six workers interviewed by Reuters said overtime hours had been cut to between 48 to 60 hours per month, down from some 80 before.

Spectra were cut to between 1800 and 900 cm−1, baseline corrected and normalised to Amide I (1650 cm−1650

Onyx is used in carved cameos and intaglios because its layers can be cut to show a colour contrast between the design and the background.

His high-density foam mattress is cut to a size somewhere between twin and full.

This, and perennial problems in royal finance, led to several debasements of the coinage, with the amount of silver in a penny being cut to almost a fifth between the late 14th century and the late 15th century.

This, and perennial problems in royal finance, led to several debasements of the coinage, with the amount of silver in a penny being cut to almost a fifth between the late fourteenth century and the late fifteenth century.