Sentence examples for cutting back on foreign from inspiring English sources

Mr. Isaacson moved the magazine into new editorial territory by expanding coverage of science and technology and cutting back on foreign affairs.

Despite news organizations cutting back on foreign reporting, the former New York Times editor Bill Keller argues that "for the curious reader with a sense of direction, this is a time of unprecedented bounty".

Over the last few years, newspapers around the country, bleeding circulation and advertising, have sharply reduced their news staffs and the amount of original content they offer, typically cutting back on national, foreign, business and arts news while trying to preserve local coverage.

Online merchants have been quietly cutting back on sales to foreign customers, rather than expose themselves further to credit card and shipping fraud.

Strongly capitalized banks are cutting back on lending, not just more fragile ones.

Whatever the source, the NNMI came along at a propitious moment when U.S. manufacturing was under severe stress from foreign competition and a growing number of manufacturing companies were cutting back on research and development - an unfortunate trend that continues.

"Every state's cutting back on infrastructure.

Donor countries are cutting back on funding.

They're cutting back on education.

We've delayed raises, we're cutting back on travel and entertainment, cutting back on consulting.

Georgia farmers are cutting back on their spring planting.