Sentence examples for be found to cut from inspiring English sources

Sheila had become upset, and couldn't be found to cut the cake.

How the money will be found to cut developing country emissions is unclear.

New ways had to be found to cut costs further, making the cars still less attractive to buyers.Respite came with the decline in oil prices from the late 1980s and an anomaly of the CAFE regulations that allowed passenger vehicles classed as light trucks a much slacker standard.

Douglas Freeman, of Freeman, Freeman & Smiley, an estate tax law firm in California, said, "The analysis done by the tax-writing committee staff of the cost of repeal has been very poor and shows they have not given much thought, if any, to how repeal will affect the income tax" or to "creative ways that will be found" to cut the income tax bills of the wealthy.

It points out that cutting down meat consumption to just three times a week has been found to cut deaths from heart disease by 31,000, from cancer by 9,000, from strokes by 5,000, saving the NHS £1.2billion a year.

Confidence in the ability of drugs like Avodart to stop prostate cancer were hurt in 2003 when Proscar was found to cut overall cancer risk in a similar study but to increase the incidence of more aggressive tumors.

Nevirapine, which has been found to cut the risk of transmission by half, is available only at a handful of the country's medical facilities, including 18 that are part of a government test program.

A portion and a half a day was found to cut type 2 diabetes risk by 14%, the British Medical Journal (BMJ) reports.

Studies at the University of Vienna showed "substantial significance" in treating patients with COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease...the number four reason that people in the USA die!)(34) and severe sepsis (a condition which kills 50percentt of patients in hospitals who are inflicted with it, and yet, homeopathic treatment has been found to cut this death rate in HALF!). 35). 35

Republicans were insisting that budget cuts be found to pay for some of the spending proposals Democrats were pushing.

The issue was not fully resolved until 1997, when blade marks on the bones of crew discovered on King William Island were found to have cut marks consistent with the men having been cut up and eaten.