Roger A. Pielke Jr., a former staff scientist at the atmospheric research center and now a political scientist at the nearby University of Colorado, said the cut undermined an increasingly important branch of science.
I said to the lawyer, 'What is in those boxes?,' and he said, 'Your e-mails with Kenny.' " Gilbert says now that he resorted to the lawsuit because Lonergan could not be persuaded to sign off on any cut, undermining Gilbert's financial investment.
When those cuts undermined retention and readiness in the '90s, Congress had to fix them.
A shame then that her government's spending cuts undermine this hard work.
Those moves, coupled with the concerns about rate cuts, undermined Treasury prices.
And yes, Big Dance's inclusive ideals couldn't be more heartwarming; but, in real life, dance is actually shrinking, as cuts undermine youth projects and professional companies.
Sudden and unexpected cuts undermine the confidence of the private sector and hold back badly needed investment in the UK power sector.
Mixed with local troubles – such as youth gangs, general disenchantment, and the negative consequences of cuts undermining public services – it makes for a potentially lethal cocktail.
And so he ducked serious Tory concerns about tax credit cuts undermining their plans to woo blue-collar voters with a higher minimum wage and more affordable housing.
But there are the first tentative signs of movement as it becomes clear that Osborne is hearing loudly and clearly the messages from Tories in marginal seats, often with large numbers of low-paid workers, who say the cuts undermine the chancellor's claim that the Conservatives are now Britain's true workers' party.
