Sentence examples for cut back on maintenance from inspiring English sources

Bathrooms are breaking down because the province has cut back on maintenance.

Though he won't skimp on production values, he said, he has cut back on maintenance.

Tenants worry that Stellar, or a new owner, would cut back on maintenance and services.

The imbalance between young and old grew more pronounced over the last decade as theater chains, suffering the after-effects of overbuilding, cut back on maintenance.

The toilets are shabby and the sports hall is "decrepit", but Baker has had to cut back on maintenance spending to stay afloat: in fact, he is trying to raise extra income by cooking lunches for neighbouring primary schools struggling to provide their infants with the Liberal-Conservative coalition's free school meals.

Then there's the secondary but about to become rather consequential beneficial impact of a tightening components, material and services supply chain, reversing 2008′s drop off the cliff as everyone cut back on maintenance and overhaul.

Transport for London, the organisation that runs the network on behalf of the London mayor, was liable for Metronet's borrowings and faced having to cut back on important maintenance work if it was left with the bill.

The company wanted to continue production at Ninian for another 15 to 20 years, so an overhaul was called for, Mr. Cole said, adding that he did not think the rigs had been neglected: "I don't think any operator would cut back on routine maintenance at the expense of safety".

The spending has taken place even as the M.T.A. has cut back on core subway maintenance because, as The New York Times has documented, generations of politicians have diverted money from the transit authority and saddled it with debt.

Concerns have been raised that the price would force the new owner to raise rents and evict longtime tenants or sharply cut back on services and maintenance at the complex, which has its own shopping center, churches, synagogues, power plant and armed security force.

"A lot of so-called 'capital' expenditure' can't be cut back on - it includes maintenance, and other long-term commitments.