Sentence examples for but a cut from inspiring English sources

The first and second cuts were a miss but a cut to the head wrap was made at the third cutting attempt (Figure 4).

The cuts to tax credit won't go ahead – but a cut to its replacement, universal credit, will.

But a cut to the culture budget of more than 4 percent, to $3.1 billion, is the first in more than 30 years.

Any reduction in the pace of bond-buying is a victory for the conservatives, but a cut in mortgage-bond buying would be a larger victory.

But a cut lip has forced Montgomery to practice with a red jersey the past two weeks, and he did not play against the Bears.

This week it kept the base rate unchanged at 6%, but a cut next month is now widely expected.An American slowdown or recession will affect the British economy and thus the outlook for interest rates through a number of channels.

"I went, 'You've got to be kidding me,' and I said, 'If the nuns I went to grade school with ever heard this, they'd be spinning in their graves because I was nothing but a cut-up.' " But Marra ultimately accepted the offer.

But a cut-off value ≥7 was found more suitable than that of ≥6 previously identified in younger adults [ 1].

There are a variety of different cut-offs used for the PCL, but a cut-off of 50 has been widely used in both UK [ 9] and US military studies [ 4].

A minimization of the overlapping between these curves confirms the threshold probability of harboring PCa >30 % proposed by Hansen is useful to indicate a IBx, but a cut-off > 40%% could be better in series of opportunistic screening like ours.

"But in a cut time, you want the cuts to be equitable.