Sentence examples for begin to trim some from inspiring English sources

"If we could begin to trim some of those costs, there would be billions of dollars going into the economy for more productive use".

It is buying into an industry that is dependent on a strong advertising market just as the economy is beginning to sour and companies begin to trim their advertising budgets.

So a team of editors began to trim the film, working from both ends and arriving, finally, at some agreed mid-point.

But big drug companies have already begun to trim jobs in the West to cut costs.

Amtrak is beginning to trim back its service, with updates being posted to amtrak.com/alerts.com/alerts

Assange kept on typing, and after a few minutes she reluctantly began to trim his hair.

Still, all the music companies have begun to trim where they can.

Declaring a national economic emergency, he has begun to trim the bloated government bureaucracy.

Reflecting this logic, a few big industries have already begun to trim their emerging-markets arms.Exhibit one is banking.

The decline worsened when the city's major employer, the International Business Machines Corporation, began to trim its work force.

Among other things, it has begun to trim the energy subsidies to heavy industry, perhaps in preparation for changes the monetary fund might require.