Sentence examples for be substantially cut from inspiring English sources

Countless analysts — including members of the military — have shown ways that the defense budget could be substantially cut without endangering national security.

There are fears that with pressure on the public purse, government funds will be substantially cut in the wake of the 2012 Games, and UK Sport will co-ordinate the case for continued investment.

The size of the chamber will be substantially cut.

Younger donors are rightly reluctant to set themselves up for big gift taxes now when there's a chance that the gift/estate tax might be substantially cut or eliminated in the next session of Congress.

In the 1980s, under President Ronald Reagan, VISTA funding and administrative support were substantially cut, which limited recruiting and training.

Fulham are expected to make a final attempt to sign Matthew Etherington from West Ham but the deal will not go through unless an asking price of £3m-plus is substantially cut.

"This budget was substantially cut during the current government, and it then had to spend £270m on repairs following the floods and tidal surges – a false economy," says Moodie.

We knew that in this episode Dave is going to find out that his pay has been substantially cut because of all the extras, paying for renting this, that and the other from the car firm.

Then it threatened to continue burning power in what it acknowledged was an "unnecessarily wasteful" way until the fine was substantially cut, according to documents obtained by The New York Times.

Scotland's men's hockey squad is struggling for money despite Sportscotland's recent policy shift announcement in favour of team sports, with its budget being substantially cut since the Commonwealth Games.

Although these were substantially cut, they still took up most of the magazine, with the result that the other stories tended to be very short.