Sentence examples for cuts itself from inspiring English sources

Labour knows it could not escape making cuts itself – maybe over a longer period, but on a similar scale.

"Increasingly, as the traditional media cuts itself to the bone, and we rely on freelancers and less official journalists, the demarcation becomes less and less appropriate," she noted.

Metaphysics cuts itself off from sense experience in attempting to go beyond it and, for this very reason, fails to attain a single true a priori synthetic judgment.

As former UN secretary general Kofi Annan said: "A society that cuts itself off from its youth severs its lifeline; it is condemned to bleed to death".

Given the commitment of all the prospective Tory prime ministerial candidates to further warlike expeditions, the sooner Scotland cuts itself off from the British state the better.

The answer seems to lie in another sleep stage called slow-wave sleep, when the cortex, where associations and memories reside, cuts itself off from other parts of the brain and basically listens to itself.

"The cut itself is a sound, unwanted sound.

Barclays, it turns out, cut itself a remarkably good deal.

It is sometimes tempted to cut itself off from the world.

ON MARCH 2nd the BBC did something unprecedented: it volunteered to cut itself down to size.

Argentina has now, in effect, cut itself off from its last source of outside financing.