Sentence examples for biggest cutback from inspiring English sources

The biggest cutback is that Bart and I don't have our standing Saturday date night, which meant dropping anywhere from $150 to $200 for dinner, drinks and a babysitter.

The 7-to-1 decision was made well before the chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, presented his budget plan Tuesday, leaving open the question of how the central bank would respond to what would be the biggest cutback in public spending in a generation.

OPEC agreed during three meetings last year to reduce supply by 4.2 million barrels a day, the biggest cutback in the group's history, after the price plunged to a low in December 2008 of $32.40 from a peak of $147.27 in July 2008.

Consulting businesses, which had an 89percentt drop in projected college recruitment from 2001 to 2002, expect some of the biggest cutbacks.

The south-east is experiencing its worst drought in 80 years, and its two most populous states, São Paulo and Minas Gerais, have seen the biggest cutbacks, with 10 towns cancelling celebrations.

The biggest cutbacks have come in donations to agriculture in poor countries from the governments of wealthy countries and in loans from development institutions that the wealthy governments control, like the World Bank.

The biggest cutbacks by GM and Chrysler are in city centres where many dealers offer overlapping products and services.It is only thanks to bankruptcy (actual for Chrysler, imminent for GM) that the two carmakers can now overcome onerous state franchise laws that have long frustrated their efforts to modernise the system.

Some states exceeded their quotas this year, forcing an even bigger cutback next year.

The image was the stand-out shot from the film and became known as "the cutback"; it showed Peterson, tall and muscular, long hair flying, doing a big cutback at Kirra.

"We know that car rentals in airports are in very bad shape with the big cutback in air-transportation use," said Lois Plunkert, a senior economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Elsewhere on high street, a big cutback in champagne receptions throughout the City of London over the Christmas period because of the credit crunch triggered a 3% fall in like-for-like sales of alcohol at Majestic Wine.