Sentence examples for cut means from inspiring English sources
The £1m cut means the library could cease to exist.
"A better cut means more sparkle," he says.
You might think that a tax cut means keeping more of what you earn.
A smaller cut means the Fed knows that things aren't as bad as we thought!
The cut means social workers in generic care teams are now engaging with people with HIV.
Today's price cut means our standard tariffs will continue to be among the most competitive in the market.
It's brave of her, because here, 'bob-cut' means 'Maoist.' For the police that's more than enough evidence to warrant summary execution.
7 "Less side-cut means less force and less violence in injury situations".
Driving factors for these equipment handling problems may be: (1) the skis' side-cut "Less side-cut means less force and less violence in injury situations".
Long-distance dispersal by wind may not be a primary factor explaining the mode of geographical distribution of Tricyrtis, considering the preferred habitats of most Tricyrtis species in wet areas and that they have no clear-cut means of wind dispersal for crossing abiotic barriers.
Boot-cut means that it has a slight flare.
