Sentence examples for cuts strong from inspiring English sources

Neil Stein Brooklyn, June 22, 2010 • To the Editor: The Republican message of tax cuts, strong defense and balanced budgets is easy for people to understand.

And I'm talking about Clinton's strong on fiscal responsibility, supporting tax cuts, strong on defense, pro-trade and strong on values.

Toyota Motor, the world's No. 3 automaker, reported record profit for a third straight year, powered by cost cuts, strong U.S. sales and a resurgent euro.

Ignoring columnists' comments, she remains loyal to a small group of designers who appeal not only to her sense of style – with their feminine cuts, strong prints and colours – but also to her political motivations.

Mr Harper stuck to a simple mantra: his successful stewardship of the economy, promises of tax cuts, stronger defence and tougher measures against crime.

[Page A1.] DaimlerChrysler Profit Rises 16% DaimlerChrysler said that its profit for 1999 increased 16percentt, in line with analysts' expectations, as it benefited from cost cuts, stronger vehicle sales and a rich mix of high-profit models.

DaimlerChrysler said today that its profit for 1999 increased 16percentt, in line with analysts' expectations, as it benefited from cost cuts, stronger vehicle sales and a rich mix of high-profit models.

But right now there are a lot of incentives for companies to open their wallets and invest in the future: the tax cut, strong growth and a growing labor shortage that may cause businesses to want to bring in robots if they can't find enough workers.

In a recent blog entry, New York Times financial correspondent and former Barron's staffer Floyd Norris runs through all sorts of reasons market strategists have cited for the gains in stock prices this year, including the Fed rate cut, strong global economic growth and the leveraged buyout boom earlier this year.

What made the old cop shows and disaster movies so susceptible to mockery — to the extent that they could survive in the pop-cultural bloodstream only when dosed with irony — was that their clean-cut, strong-featured heroes represented the last vestiges of a squareness that had been thoroughly routed by the youth culture of the '60s.

However on that they have made life difficult for themselves by remarking in the July minutes that it would take 'several' months before they would be in a position to assess whether Funding for Lending had made the argument for a Bank Rate cut stronger.