Sentence examples for because it would cut from inspiring English sources

Armenia is cool towards this, because it would cut off access to its only friendly neighbour, Iran.

The company, however, said that its costs would rise in the second half of the fiscal year because it would cut prices, spend more money on discounts and subsidies to retain customers and introduce third-generation phones of its own.

Though the bill would increase spending for the Education Department and many other programs above this year's levels, its passage assured an election-year clash with the White House because it would cut many of the president's proposals.

Because it would cut costs.

By any name, Wall Street hates it, because it would cut into trading profits.

But others say a ban on foreign-currency loans would be counterproductive, because it would cut off a source of capital crucial for growth.

[Update: By Friday morning, Haaretz reported that the Israeli government had begun the approval process for a settlement expansion into a zone known as "death knell for a two-state solution," the Times noted, because of how it would cut off Palestinians communities as well as three thousand units in East Jerusalem.] "I hope sanity will prevail," Fayyad said.

Several officials involved in the bankruptcy talks said time was of the essence because Wells Fargo had indicated it would cut off financing for Hartmarx on June 30, perhaps forcing the company into liquidation, causing the loss of 3,000 jobs.

Many seniors were frightened by the health care bill because they erroneously thought it would cut Medicare.

This month, United, which is in the process of merging with Continental, said that because of higher fuel prices, it would cut the overall number of seats it flies this year, as well as remove some of the less fuel-efficient planes from its fleet.

The company announced that it would cut costs because of higher energy expenses and a drop in aluminum prices.