Sentence examples for cut back future from inspiring English sources
One of those decisions, he warned, might cut back Future Combat.
Rogelio Ramírez de la O, an independent Mexican economist, argues that American boardrooms are discussing whether to cut back future investment in Mexico if the Mexicans disappoint them.
"We have clear evidence that high-quality early education programs play a critical role in the future success of a child, and while some cities and states across the country are being forced to cut back, placing future generations at a disadvantage, Chicago is choosing to invest in early learning".
Comment: Lionhead's recent games, such as The Movies, have not been selling as well as was hoped, and last month the studio laid off 50 staff and cut back on future developments.
Their inertia led the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) to speculate that the city's flood defences were being deliberately underused in order to lay the foundations to argue that they should be cut back in future.
But changes in the federal estate tax system signed into law by President Obama on Dec. 17 may well lead some of those who had postponed charitable giving to cut back on future bequests too.
That's got to be worrisome for investors who have already seen what the combination of a price war and declining demand have done to chip giants Intel and Advanced Micro Devices, which posted lousy quarters and cut back their future projections.
GOP governors who refused the Medicaid expansion cite the states' share of the cost, the lack of flexibility to tailor the program as they see fit without federal approval and concern that the generous federal funding for the expansion will be cut back in future years, leaving states on the hook for a bigger chunk of the spending.
"Mission defines force structure," said the United States ambassador to South Korea, Stephen W. Bosworth, who said that American ground troops could be cut back in the future.
If it turns out that investment returns are higher, you can cut back on your future saving, hit your goal earlier, or have more money for your goal.
