Sentence examples for cut potential from inspiring English sources

With Berlin's debts at more than $30 billion and many city programs being cut, potential for resentment is high.

The argument that these factors have cut potential growth rates echoes that put forward by the US economist Alvin Hansen, who predicted in the 1930s that the US was experiencing a "secular stagnation" as a consequence of dwindling technological innovation and a drop off in the rate of population growth.

The results clearly indicate trim cut potential for high surface finish compared to rough cut machining.

The data tends to indicate that free levels or content cut potential sales in half because once players have seen the first few minutes of the game and scratched that itch, there's no reason to buy.

Thanks to new rules developed through 2015's Serious Crime act, however, prison employees and cops will now be able to cut potential prisoner phone usage off at the pass remotely by reporting suspected illicit numbers to the courts for a Telecommunications Restriction Order.

These are the supporters who Obama will need in order to beat back the mounting GOP counterinsurgency against him, make gains or at least cut potential Democratic losses in the mid-term elections in 2010, and to vigorously pump his shaky health care reform package.

And like Mr. Morrison at his best, he can cut through potential cliches to reclaim the honest emotion behind them.

But the committee decided to move quickly to cut off potential contagion, and about 40 million Americans received the vaccine.

But the European Central Bank has been slow to cut them.Another potential threat to global recovery is the risk of increasing protectionism.

As Mr. Gray sang about tears and flames, seashores and rainy nights, his voice cut through potential cliches to reclaim the honest emotion behind them.

2. Reduce your beneficiaries' tax bills Use equity release schemes to cut the potential inheritance tax bills that your beneficiaries will face.