Sentence examples for book cutting from inspiring English sources

Indian firms rewrote the rule book, cutting tariffs lower than others had dared and outsourcing parts of their operations.

So he and his publishers have produced their own version of a high-class Reader's Digest 'condensed' book, cutting the original (almost) in half, and providing us also with a very useful dramatis personae at the end.

Toys R Us countered with its coupon book, cutting the price gap and hoping its wider selection will make its stores the destination for holiday buyers, especially as inventories dwindle elsewhere.

From August 1935 to January 1936, Mitchell, with the help of John Marsh, her second husband (and best man at her marriage to the first), and some hired typists and stenographers, essentially rewrote and retyped the entire book, cutting, refining, straightening out inconsistencies and fixing historical inaccuracies.

Her new book, "Cutting School: Privatization, Segregation, and the End of Public Education," traces the financing of segregated education in America, beginning with Civil War reconstruction to today.

That is a striking truth at the heart of an important new book, "Cutting School: Privatization, Segregation, and The End of Public Education". It was written by Noliwe M. Rooks, director of American studies at Cornell University whose research includes racial inequality in education.

Now, at a time when we've inherited a trillion-dollar deficit, we will start by doing a little housekeeping, going through our books, cutting wasteful education programs.

Over the summer, in fact, Amazon.com raised its prices substantially on books, cutting the discount on best sellers to 40percentt from 50percentt.

Mr. O'Neal tore into the unit's books, cutting costs that had grown during the 1990's and eliminating about 2,000 jobs.

Between them the two parties will be just one seat short of a majority (or two, if they provide the speaker).The leftward tilt is a challenge for Mr Martin, a businessman who as finance minister balanced Canada's books, cutting both taxes and spending.

Although salon owners can't measure precisely how much their businesses are hurt by off-the-books cutting, traffic is slowing at high-end hair palaces in Midtown and on the Upper East Side, insiders say, as women wait longer between cuts and stoop to coloring their own hair.