Sentence examples for continual cuts from inspiring English sources

The demand for our help has increased substantially, but we face continual cuts.

Mr Farage said: "No previous Conservative prime minister in history would have countenanced sanctioning continual rises in foreign aid giveaways while at the same time pursuing a programme of continual cuts in defence".

For a researcher in Australia though, scrabbling for funding amidst continual cuts, it's not insignificant.

The program, he said, "shows how there is still quality music education still going on in this country," despite continual cuts to music program budgets nationwide.

Supply-side economics had a good run, but continual tax cuts can no longer be the centerpiece of Republican economic policy.

Further, the Bush Administration, fixated on continual tax cuts, has burdened the airlines and their passengers with the full cost of post-Sept.

According to a statement issued by CEPR on Thursday, a stagnant minimum wage "essentially amounts to a continual pay cut for millions of workers," since their wages don't rise with the cost of living.

With music programs in public schools under continual threat, or cut from education budgets altogether, the market for after-school music education is booming.

In the meantime, power plant owners and other businesses that rely on fossil fuels will likely face a continual pressure to cut their emissions and figure out how to dispose of them.

When INM itself was struck by financial reverses, the situation for the paper worsened, with continual rounds of staff cuts.

The negotiators will also try to find a new way to pay doctors treating Medicare patients, to avoid the continual threat of deep cuts in fees.