Sentence examples for cut aside from from inspiring English sources

Writing the song from an emotional place sets the cut aside from musical releases by other members of the Housewives reality franchise, according Cole.

In other words, the Bush tax cut, aside from its devastating impact on long-run budget prospects, is also a short-run drag on the economy.

The heaviest cuts, aside from state workers, will hit social services and health care.

Obama got nothing in return for this valentine to fans of the tax cuts, aside from lower revenues to fund a Democratic agenda.

Leave the size of the cuts aside, for the moment.

It calls for $800 billion in revenue from closing loopholes, but doesn't specify a single loophole to be closed; it calls for huge spending cuts, but aside from raising the Medicare age and cutting the Social Security inflation adjustment — moves worth only around $300 billion — it doesn't specify how these cuts are to be achieved.

Yet there's not that much I'd cut from it, aside from a few instances of bald theme-stating toward the end.

But as things now stand, with this feeble tax cut stimulating little aside from scornful editorials in the Washington Post, Bush will blow what capital he has.

One reason Black would want to cut SNAP in her budget, aside from the fact that many Republicans consider cutting SNAP good policy, is that the reduced safety net spending can be used to offset the budgetary effect of other Republican priorities, such as more military spending and less taxes.

Aside from cuts to services, it is proposing is to cut half of its senior management posts, saving £4.5m.

But there are some ways to cut down on the effects, aside from aspirin.