Sentence examples for cut costing from inspiring English sources
The government has given them a tax cut costing £3bn.
But relative to the multitrillion-dollar, Medicare-driven, long-term deficit, a temporary tax cut costing a couple of hundred billion dollars isn't significant.
The corporation tax cut, costing the exchequer £2.3bn by 2009/10, is cancelled out by a change in the plant and machinery allowance.
The mayor's municipal income tax rate cut, costing the city government $784 million in 2002, would come on top of a reduction that took effect last year, at the initiative of the City Council.
Whenever there is a prospect of more stringent rules, banking advocates rise as one to claim hysterically that economic growth will be dramatically cut, costing millions of jobs, just as our economies are struggling out of recession.
Toyota cut costs the Toyota way.
Cuts cost $15, and shape-ups, $8.
"Cuts cost lives," she said.
Domestic drillers cut costs by cutting jobs.
Competition can cut costs.
