Sentence examples for because of cutting from inspiring English sources

Both Ford and G.M. earned large profits in 2010, largely because of cutting labor costs and other expenses.

"The government doesn't recognise the need to fund adult education, but cutting this funding is going to directly affect the number of people out of work so it's very shortsighted of them," says the source, adding that even though courses for deaf adults will continue, the quality of provision is likely to be affected because of cutting staff in co-ordinator roles.

Classic sci-fi doesn't endure because of cutting edge special effects.

Certain languages have prevailed, in terms of establishing themselves because of cutting edge research.

However, we have to mention that in both studies total isoprene emission and net CO2 assimilation rates dropped significantly, probably due to a wounding response because of cutting.

Four 0.6-mm cores have been collected from different areas of each tumour block in order to overcome tumour heterogeneity and the possible loss of tissue because of cutting.

It has repeatedly been observed that polymorphic leaf-cutting ants, because of their geometric mode of cutting roughly semicircular fragments, frequently cut leaf pieces that correspond in size to that of the ants' body [16].

Electrolux posted its first quarterly loss in four years because of the cost of cutting 2,800 jobs.

Fujitsu, a leading maker of memory chips or mobile phones, said it had suffered a loss in the fourth quarter because of the cost of cutting jobs and shutting plants.

But the track record of mergers in the industry is spotty, in part because of the difficulties of cutting costs in a R&D-intensive business where companies cannot simply drop products that are relied upon by global telecom operators.

It can feel like a relatively painless fix, because the full effects of cutting education funds only crystallize years later.