Sentence examples for chopped back the from inspiring English sources

The new calculations also chopped back the unemployment rates for 2012.

In what officials claim is the first case of its kind, a court has ordered Samuel Wilson to reimburse the taxpayer after he illegally chopped back the tree near his home.

Chopping back the annual provision from 114 to 30 funded hours will hit students hard at all levels, say principals.

"Well, I can chop back the front hedge and clear up the kitchen, but you'll have to do the shopping".

That means politicians will have to raise taxes, severely cut a wide range of other governmental programs, or chop back the health programs themselves.

They are chopping back the size of their largest stores as shoppers start to buy less, but more frequently and locally, and as traditional retailers face increasing competition from the internet.

If a crossing is detected, the saturation value is chopped back to the appropriate trust-region boundary.

Perhaps a few little pieces of chopped back fat for the trencherman.

One area, where dead grasses have been chopped back, looks like the aftermath of a battle -- an apt metaphor for gardening, which is in essence a human struggle for dominance over nature.

In the stores, Mr Lewis has chopped back product lines and cut the cost of its loyalty programme.

A novel never gets as cut and chopped back as a script does, and I'll probably never stop mourning the scenes, characters and whole storylines which had to be chopped away.