Sentence examples for cut increasingly from inspiring English sources

With rents at record levels, wages stagnant and housing benefit being cut, increasingly, the sector is a cause of homelessness.

And while one might expect to see shock locks done in a jagged cut, increasingly they are wound into a chignon, for a whimsical effect that Ms. Praet described as the "twisted lady".

Hostels, run by local authorities to provide immediate support for rough sleepers, are constantly oversubscribed and, thanks to persistent funding cuts, increasingly being forced to close.

Lepchenko cut an increasingly desperate figure toward the end of the match.

In Alan Johnson: Failed Rock Star (Radio 4, listen again), the Labour MP and former home secretary is beginning to cut an increasingly forlorn figure.

Darcheville cut an increasingly isolated and frustrated figure and was eventually replaced by Daniel Cousin with Novo also introduced 25 minutes from time.

Since taking over the London Evening Standard and the Independent (both for a quid) Lebedev has cut an increasingly eccentric and impressive figure.

France's Richard Gasquet, a semi-finalist at Wimbledon last year, has cut an increasingly forlorn and bewildered figure this year with just one win since mid-March.

Now, some believe Trump may be hoping to do the exact opposite: cut an increasingly assertive China down to size by luring Moscow away from its embrace.

Looking beyond the ten-year horizon, towards the retirement of millions of baby boomers, the tax cut looks increasingly imprudent.Even more bizarre, this accountant's approach has led to absurd micromanagement of future fiscal policy.

Maloney ballooned an attempt over the bar from one rare glimpse of goal but he cut an increasingly frustrated figure, embroiled in a personal scrap with Danny Welbeck which had sparked early and forever threatened to ignite thereafter.