Sentence examples for consequent cuts from inspiring English sources

The consequent cuts are likely to be savage.

Previous budget chairmen used to decree broad spending targets, then leave the thankless task of meting out the consequent cuts to the appropriations committee.

Consequent cuts in production mean that prices and profits may recover this year, so long as people don't stop eating his fish.

Housebuilding for the poor has been hard hit by successive recessions three in the past five years and consequent cuts in government spending.

"The mixture of the coalition and the financial crisis and the consequent cuts means it's a darker time and more fertile ground for satire.

He is busted on such issues and not only with the pacifists who periodically "arrest" him in return for a crowd-funded bounty from ArrestBlair.org, which now stands at £7,414 $12,4388).The armed forces, stricken by the overstretch and consequent cuts wrought by Mr Blair's adventurism, also resent him; the Foreign Office distrusts him.

However, the consequent cut to the stockpile has not yet been made.

The company cites the global recession, and the consequent cut in energy demand, but says it still supports CCS.

The "deprivation test" follows the publication of the government's green paper on the future of the BBC which suggested it could focus on a more narrow range of services with a consequent cut in the licence fee.

Meanwhile Nomura raised its rating on L&G - up 3.9p at 245.2p - from neutral to buy, saying: L&G was a relative early mover in focusing on cash, which was precipitated by the financial crises and a consequent cut in the dividend.

Following the virtual collapse in domestic vehicle sales toward the end of 2008 and the consequent cut in sales taxes to between 0-7%, the full tax on most categories of vehicles has now been re-imposed.