Sentence examples for cut time from inspiring English sources

It says it has cut time lost to safety incidents by 12 percent each year since 2000.

Also on the program is the premiere of "Cut Time" for piano and chamber orchestra by the composer Jake Heggie, best known for his opera "Dead Man Walking".

The central question is whether the scope of reinforcements would require the military either to cut time at home between deployments or to extend tours in the combat zone.

Since it has only been used in Britain, retaining the individual opt-out is likely to prove difficult.With 4m employees continuing to work more than 48 hours a week, there is plenty of scope for the directive to cut time at work still further.

Where's our science?" A report by the Center on Education Policy in 2007 found that since the passage of President George W. Bush's No Child Left Behind Act, with its focus on test scores, about 44 percent of districts cut time from one or more subjects, including science, social studies, art, music and gym, as well as lunch and recess.

Roughly three-fifths of drugs in clinical development falter because of toxic effects, other safety issues or their failure to do what they are supposed to.In the clinic, companies are trying a variety of tools—such as web-based patient recruitment and data management to cut time and money from the process.

Cutting time cuts costs, as well.

Ritual is time cut out of time.

It is observed that process robustness can be improved by adjusting the solvent removal capacity or the cut times.

First, cut TV time.

So he cut the time frame drastically.