Sentence examples for cutting back drastically from inspiring English sources

McDonald's and Delta Air Lines are in standstill mode, and Exxon Mobil is cutting back drastically.

But there have been no concrete developments, even as cultural organizations are cutting back drastically or closing their doors because of the economic downturn.

The book business, hard hit by the Depression, was cutting back drastically, and a first draft of Wilder's memoir, "Pioneer Girl," was passed over by several agents and publishers, who felt that it lacked drama.

Many of those who have been unable to escape the cap have simply been unable to work – and have only managed to pay the rent by cutting back drastically on living costs or going into debt.

The paradox is that so-called bird flu has slowly been on the rise in the Old World and if it isn't quite an apocalyptic pandemic, that hasn't stopped people from cutting back drastically on their poultry consumption.

One of the first countries to get bailed out by the International Monetary Fund in the early days of the financial crisis, Hungary has undergone a severe retrenchment since then with banks, consumers and the government cutting back drastically.

There is no question that government has cut back drastically.

Littelfuse gained the space by drastically cutting back its need to store raw materials, unused scrap, unfinished goods and other sorts of wasteful material.

Conservative members of the House and Senate have made it far easier for the tax cheat to flourish by drastically cutting back on money for tax enforcement.

Gas prices are approaching record highs, but so far most Americans do not appear to be drastically cutting back their driving or even their spending as they did in 2008.

Schlumberger, the world's biggest oil-field services group, said it would take an $800m writedown in the fourth quarter and would be drastically cutting back its marine seismic fleet.