Sentence examples for cut to maintain from inspiring English sources

"We don't believe that costs have been sufficiently cut to maintain and justify that rate," he said.

They have sought to cut and cut and cut to maintain profits and not kept enough staff.

The Mesquitas get a special sole from Germany that is dyed, buffed and cut to maintain the shoe's original look.

Regularly voted "best hike in the world", this 50-mile path down the coast of Vancouver Island was first cut to maintain a telegraph line along the island.

Pressed by Mr. Schieffer to cite tax deductions and exemptions that he would cut to maintain the progressivity of the tax code, which Mr. Romney has pledged, he said, "Well, we'll go through that process with Congress".

And there can be no excuse for companies such as Walmart now busy distancing themselves from the tragedy that did not bother to ensure the rights and safety of workers making their clothes, and, in fact, trawl the world looking for the cheapest options to make their clothes, turning a blind eye to the corners that are cut to maintain their margins.

And the cuts, to maintain services ideally, should be accomplished in cooperation with the unions, and probably with some combination of attrition and productivity and freezing of wage increases for some period of time.

That cosy relationship with Lower Saxony (whose blocking stake the European Commission is seeking to remove) might become a burden if VW needed to make swift cuts to maintain profitability.

More recently, well-funded players continue to offer unsustainable price cuts to maintain traction and the hope of a new larger round made worse by the budget spent in marketing to attract new and retain old customers.

Here are just the first three situations: 1) an extraordinarily skilled, talented 43-year-old woman, is told at 9am that she must take a 50% pay-cut to maintain her spot in the firm.

This may seem trite but understanding that there are no short cuts to maintaining quality is an incredibly valuable lesson.