Sentence examples for cut somehow from inspiring English sources

I understand why conservatives want to rewrite history and pretend that these good things happened while a Republican was in office — or claim, implausibly, that the 1981 Reagan tax cut somehow deserves credit for positive economic developments that didn't happen until 14 or more years had passed.

This lighthearted space disco cut somehow skirted intergalactic copyright law while riding the Star Wars wave into outer space.

As you can see, the impact of austerity on the economy is projected to be reduced over the next two quarters, but the next budget is not expected to be expansionary -- and Republicans are still writing budgets under the mistaken conservative theory that spending cuts somehow stimulate growth.

No one even tries to argue that providing this group with this tax cut will somehow benefit the economy.

Still no jobs, and yet they believe that further tax cuts will somehow create more jobs even though the Bush tax cut succeeded in accomplishing nothing except to contribute to a doubling of the national debt while it turned a surplus into a record deficit.

The music of the young bringing smiles and dancing to the old touches the soul anywhere in the world, but here it cuts deeper, somehow.

Sanders said that the Republicans had been wildly successful in convincing the American people that these cuts were somehow good for the middle class and working people when, in fact, nothing could be further from the truth.

Expressing surprise that his endorsement of large tax cuts might somehow have led to the return of federal budget deficits, the Federal Reserve chairman seemed to shift the blame to Congress for not following all the intricacies of his testimony.

"This means there will be no losses in tax credits, and the suggestion that tax credit cuts have somehow been postponed or transferred into universal credit is completely misleading".

But with House Republicans showing little to no appetite for Mr. McConnell's plan, top lawmakers in both parties were looking for ways to sweeten the deal, perhaps by adding required spending cuts or somehow forcing consideration of a deficit-reduction package.

Citywide, the potential for catastrophe, if these cuts are somehow passed, is very near.