Sentence examples for cutbacks set from inspiring English sources

Major museums are raising ticket prices and reducing staff, prompting employee unions to warn that museum hours may have to be reduced as cutbacks set in.

Five years ago, in an earlier downturn, industry cutbacks set off a public debate about the health of the book business, but since then publishers' output has steadily grown back.

But even if the government persuades the companies to support the cutback, setting in motion a larger reduction of as much as 1.5 million barrels a day from the OPEC nations, Russia's growing capacity to produce oil is bound to create further headaches for OPEC in the years ahead.

The Pentagon, amid other budget cutbacks, is set to decide next month whether to approve the spending.

The recent cutbacks were set in motion in 2004, when the Department of Education reduced the number of students deemed eligible for Pell Grants and the amounts they were qualified to receive.

"'Examples' of cutbacks are not set in tablets of stone," said one BBC source involved in the strategy review.

In yet another round of cutbacks, Newsquest is set to make 20 staff redundant at its Oxfordshire titles.

With a dazzling display of footwork, Speas took on the back line by himself with a couple of cutback dribbles to set up his left-footed shot from 25 yards in the 65th minute.

He said he had cut four dancers from the roster and had made cutbacks in set, lighting and costume design as well as in his own salary, and had reduced the school staff.

With services restored following economy-driven cutbacks, ridership numbers appear set to continue what had been a steady increase.

He still has not refined his skill at pressing the hole to set up cutbacks, and he will occasionally miss larger openings that he can bounce outside.