Sentence examples for been cut without any from inspiring English sources

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"While the prison population has grown, officer numbers have been cut without any thought for the consequences.

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Seventy-one members of the House – that's one in six – have signed a letter to the committee demanding that the deficit be cut without any tax increases.

KAZAN: No. LANE (putting his hands in his pockets, in his turn): In your opinion, could the novel on which this picture is based — could that be cut without any material damage?

Almost one fifth of school spending could be cut without any damage to standards, a think tank claims.

The tissue array was cut without any sectioning aiding tapes, and sections (2 μm tick) were mounted on Superfrost slides (Menzel-Gläser, Braunschweig, Germany).

However, several hundreds of sections or even more have to be cut without any loss of sections, inspected and photographed with the TEM, resulting in an enormous data volume, which is followed by a complex elastic alignment to compensate inevitable image distortions using an elastic alignment program (for example, TrakEM2 [ 4, 5]).

In January the firm said that more than half the 1,400 jobs under threat in Lancashire had been cut without compulsory redundancies.

There are also so-called silent areas, which could be cut without damaging any of the brain's functions.

It is not yet clear how the innovation fund could be cut, without cutting money from the CEFC, of which it is a part.

Drama has been cutting and cutting but there's not much more that can be cut without affecting quality.

For example, although skin is sensitive to burning and cutting, the visceral organs can be cut without generating pain.

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