Sentence examples for cut the extent from inspiring English sources

Witnesses reported seeing bodies in the rubble and clouds of dust shrouding the city, but with telephone communications cut the extent of damage was not immediately clear.

Try to seek clarification from them regarding the consequences of demotion, like the extent of pay cut, the extent of lowering of job responsibility and etc. Thank the people for the meeting.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has set specific targets for early detection and control of malaria epidemics as part of a wider strategy to cut the global extent of malaria in half by 2010 (2 ).

It is one of the least painful ways of cutting costs, before you cut the quality, or extent, of patient services".

And some women may be unaware that they had been cut or the extent of the cutting, especially if the procedure was done at an early age.

The playing budget was to cut to the extent that the squad was said to be the worst since the war.

She said: "While we regret that school budgets are being cut to the extent they cannot afford transport costs, this is an extremely good idea.

Maternal mortality was not cut to the extent targeted by 2015, but there was significant progress made.

A number of other factors may influence the outcome, including the position of the fetus in second stage labour, length of time in active second stage, whether or not an episiotomy is cut and the extent of other genital tract trauma.

The Chicago-based bank, which previously said it would cut jobs, disclosed the extent of the cuts, along with Mr. McCoy's severance agreement, in its annual report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Do not cut or extent the GPS antenna cable to make it shorter or longer.