Sentence examples for clearly cutting from inspiring English sources

Clearly cutting taxes makes the arithmetic elsewhere more difficult".

Just in the last few weeks, a new sort of politico-religious fault line has come into view more clearly, cutting across the old one in bizarre ways.

People are clearly cutting back on many items, from bread and milk to designer jeans and flat-screen televisions, but they are stocking up on pills that they think can spare them expensive doctor visits.

Clearly, cutting public spending isn't popular, but it's right to bring sense to our public finances.

Damaske says that clearly cutting back on work won't resolve work-family conflicts.

As delegates gather together at the Women Deliver conference in Copenhagen this month to discuss how to make development matter most for girls and women, TB and HIV-associated TB, clearly cutting across the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), must have a place in these discussions.

A preliminary experiment to determine the optimal turning process parameters indicated spindle speed, feed rate, and cut depth clearly affect cutting performance.

Germany, increasingly a point of sanity in European diplomacy, clearly opposes cutting relations with Russia over Crimea.

Simply pointing out some of the similarities between the culture that produced these images and our own was clearly not cutting it.

My colleague has called for a rethink of the tax; I would like to see some more evidence of its impact before joining that campaign.Nevertheless, Alex Salmond, Scotland's nationalist first minister, clearly thinks cutting APD is a winning issue.

While in a Utopian world this is clearly the cutting edge technology, EPIC has yet to be proven in a 24-7 envirofme-businessusiness.