Sentence examples for cut to items from inspiring English sources

As I listened to her first show, I kept expecting her to cut to items about smear tests and cooking with rhubarb at any moment.

European Union rules are slowly freeing this business; the EU has cut to 100gm the item-weight above which competition must be allowed.

Each compartment is specially cut to fit each item so the maximum per pair is six.

Obama moved swiftly from the payroll tax cut to the next item on his to-do list for Capitol Hill: changes to the corporate tax code that he argues will boost American manufacturing.

Her staffing is cut to the bone; extra items often come from teachers' pockets; and no one is paid overtime, despite most staff working excess hours.

In a recent report on the budget, the Bush administration warned that lawmakers would have to find other items to cut to offset some payments in the farm bill.

As the debate unfolded through the afternoon and into the evening, lawmakers from the region found themselves on the defensive at times, forced to beat back a barrage of amendments that sought to cut items out of the overall package or that demanded cuts in other programs to pay for the package.

Her relative was also hit with the item and suffered a cut to her hand.

They were not mostly one-time cuts to spending on items like heat, light and power.

While he says there is cynicism in the industry because previous "price" campaigns have been accompanied by "ludicrously large claims of mega-investment", he believes the new initiative does mean significant cuts to high-volume items, which the competition will have to either put up with or match.

Secondly, the rationale for the suggested loading of 0.3 as a cut-off to define items to be included in the independent t-test protocol [ 38] is unclear and other criteria could also be conceivable; additional studies regarding the optimal approach to using this test are warranted.