Sentence examples for because of large cuts from inspiring English sources

A tenant went to a landlord and said he'd have to move out because of large cuts in his salary.

By Carroll Newman, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 4 , 1933P. 9 A tenant went to a landlord and said he'd have to move out because of large cuts in his salary.

Chief among them is the chronically flawed payment system that leaves physicians who care for Medicare patients in a perennial state of turmoil because of the threat of large cuts.

One of Britain's biggest police forces is planning to scale back the number of officers walking the streets and to introduce "self-service" digital policing because of large budget cuts and the changing nature of crime.

Because of large budget cuts imposed by the Trump administration, however, there will be many fewer counselors available to consumers who use the federal exchanges this year, making it crucial for customers who want help to act before there is a rush near the deadline.

Because of its high amount of connective tissue and low fat content, large cuts of veal require long, slow cooking.

He doesn't prepare chicken and large cuts of meat because they simply will not fit into the oven.

California's fiscal situation is among the direst in the nation, in large part because of the confluence of large tax cuts made early in Mr. Schwarzenegger's administration and declining tax revenues resulting from high rates of home foreclosures.

But the ultimate irony is that, of the two candidates, only McCain would make large cuts in defense spending he believes that most large new weapon programs should be delayed because Russia and China are so far behind technologically.

"Some of the largest cuts were to the custodial staff.

The viaduct takes a large cut out of his building.