Sentence examples for considerable cut from inspiring English sources

After Appel had paid expenses and taken his considerable cut, the pay was next to nothing.

Kate Winslet is so eager to play Thérèse that she has reportedly taken a considerable cut in salary to do it.

Using the aromatic moscatel and gewürztraminer grape varieties alongside the traditional Catalan cava variety parellada brings an exotic aromatic intensity to this punchy, fruity Spanish fizz, which is a considerable cut above the usual high-street cava fare.

However, a Labour spokesman said this would be the party's entire allocation of cash from Unite for the year, representing a considerable cut on previous annual funding from the union.

The appointment meant a considerable cut in income, and the reason Brennan decided to take it was that his large and growing law practice seemed to be affecting his health and didn't leave him enough time for his family.

The union had begun negotiating with Transport Drivers, which offered to keep 21 of the firm's 29 drivers based on seniority, if they took a considerable cut in wages and benefits, Mr. Eisner said.

"Do it!" Four years later, when "Sacrifices" was finally completed, a government committee, which included Baath Party officials, demanded considerable cuts.

Plans to extend some police powers to volunteers and civilian staff follow considerable cuts to the police force overall.

A Tory administration will want to cut back regardless, and this is a perfect opportunity to make considerable cuts in the NHS.

But, according to the NCVO, central government will also have to make considerable cuts to voluntary spending over the spending review period.

"We raised almost every tax there was – and introduced new ones," recalled the then finance minister, Steingrimur Sigfusson, adding that there were considerable cuts in public spending too as government debt swelled to eye-watering levels.