Sentence examples for cut in terms from inspiring English sources

It is also hard to know which way something like this would cut, in terms of the elections.

There is very little argument for his tax cut in terms of economic incentives, since much of it goes to reducing the marriage tax and the inheritance tax, which barely change incentives at all.

Among the newcomers to the list, 149 made the cut in terms of market cap.

Aggarwal termed this round "extremely competitive," and yet Foundation was the sole firm to make the cut in terms of new investors.

Although the company didn't make the final cut in terms of finalists, there's still an interesting idea here, and one worth watching.

Keates, 34, has revealed the offer represents a pay cut in terms of the "overall package" and is considering a two-year deal offered by another club.

This caused a storm on Twitter during the week when authors and musicians digested its potential effects, along with a previous suggestion of a cut in term to 14 years.

"No platform for fascists was clear-cut in terms of which groups were being targeted," Williams explains.

Talking about tax cuts in terms of their impact on the "rich" versus the "middle class" only supports the misperception that the wealthy pay the brunt of high tax rates.

The 7.5 hour post-dose period is less clear-cut in terms of the relative benefit of the two formulations.

A further limitation may be that health systems which have more room for cuts, in terms of carrying inefficiency, may appear to have more adaptive resilience.