Sentence examples for cut to prepare from inspiring English sources

The panel heard that on March 30 1989, Prof Van Velzen had written a report on a stillborn baby girl (Patient S) and said that her organs had been cut to prepare microscopic sections for examination.

For weight loss measurements, a rectangle sheet of carbon steel was mechanically cut to prepare seven specimens, each of identical dimensions, 20 × 20 × 1 mm.

Zembar used the Congressional Budget Office's estimate of 7.8percentt across-the-board cuts to prepare his projections.

She sated her restlessness in the kitchen, where the cook, Fatima, taught her to grind spices, preserve lemons in salt and strip the stalks of freshly cut wheat to prepare the berries for the mill.

Merck's last decline in quarterly earnings was in the second quarter of 1993, when it closed some plants and cut jobs to prepare for expected efforts by the Clinton administration to restrain drug prices.

A high school diploma alone won't cut it: To prepare our students for an increasingly sophisticated set of challenges, and to keep up with the pace of developing industry, college readiness must be our top priority.

NIOSH experts visited the plant twice last year, examining workers who eviscerate, debone and cut chickens to prepare them for sale, according to the report.

The goal was to slash costs by more than half and cut the time to prepare for launch.

The improved air supply in this process cut the time to prepare vinegar from months to weeks.

These plugged capillaries were also cut and used to prepare the designed channel network.

Ivan Glasenberg, the billionaire chief executive of Glencore, is to put up some $210m£140m0m) of his own cash as part of a humiliating $10bn programme of fundraising and cuts designed to prepare the company for a "doomsday scenario".