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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cut opportunity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to reduce or limit the chances or possibilities for something to happen or be achieved. Example: The budget cuts have severely impacted the city's cut opportunities for low-income families to access affordable housing.
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Blackburn pressed hard in the second half, starting it brightly but struggled to create a clear cut opportunity - missing suspended striker Yakubu's power up front.
"That disallowed try was a real clear cut opportunity, and against the top teams you have to take opportunities like that".
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Greenberger said that no one wants to cut opportunities for boys, and suggested that schools look to the community for help.
We urgently need a future based upon investment not cuts, opportunity not hopelessness, good sustainable jobs and quality public education, not a generation left on the scrap heap.
The quality of the chances he has created has allowed Vardy in particular to flourish – only Özil has laid on more clear cut opportunities (11).
The match had a typical end-of-season feel with lots of endeavour but few clear cut opportunities.
Low interest rates have cut the opportunity cost of holding cash.
Matthew Turner of Macquarie, a bank, says that low interest rates cut the opportunity cost of owning gold.
Robson's cross to the unmarked Kenny Miller moments after the restart afforded Scotland their first clear-cut opportunity.
After Bresciano was replaced by the 25-year-old, James Troisi, Australia failed to create a single clear-cut opportunity despite seeing plenty of the ball.
Bonucci limped out of the game early in the second half, to be replaced by Daniele Rugani, but Napoli failed to carve out another clear-cut opportunity.
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