Sentence examples for consequence of the cuts from inspiring English sources

And simple things such as the reduction of supplies like chalk, markers, pens, pencils, staples and other necessary classroom items will be another negative consequence of the cuts.

BBC2's share of the audience has fallen in the year to date, but it has been boosted by becoming the home of much of the BBC drama which has been abandoned by BBC4 (another consequence of the cuts) with Tom Stoppard's Parade's End and – still to come – Paula Milne's The Politician's Husband sparking interest.

Paul Farmer, chief executive of the mental health charity Mind said the ultimate consequence of the cuts would be that people do not get the help they need in crisis.

The consequences of the cuts have been enormous.

What the consequences of the cuts will be is a matter of dueling realities.

For many parents at the rally, the consequences of the cuts were potentially more serious.

"Unknown and unforgivable" was the assessment of Yvonne Fovargue, Labour MP for Makerfield, of the potential consequences of the cuts.

The furloughs for air traffic controllers were among the most visible consequences of the cuts, leading to widespread flight delays.

Even if the story is apocryphal, there are pages of statistics showing how severe, and how predictable, is the cumulative consequences of the cuts.

But the savage consequences of the cuts could and should have been mitigated by more solidarity between states at EU level.

Democrats and the White House rejected it as a buck-passing exercise intended to saddle Mr. Obama with the political consequences of the cuts.