Sentence examples for cutting back on performance from inspiring English sources

No, Bentley does not plan on cutting back on performance to meet its goals.

Beware an organization that underpays its staff: "Nonprofits can feel a lot of pressure to keep costs down in a variety of ways, such as offering salaries that are inadequate to attract and retain qualified staff, cutting back on evaluation and performance measurement, and under-investing in critical infrastructure such as data management systems and effective fund-raising tools," says Riccio.

But the Royal now began cutting back on the number of their performances.

YouGov said yesterday that it has responded to its "disappointing performance" by cutting back on non-core activities and reducing operating costs.

Some airlines have agreed to fly some of their short routes at lower altitudes to alleviate congestion in the skies, and are cutting back on their schedules to enhance their performance.

Separately, the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia said it was eliminating 15 jobs, including two vice presidencies, and cutting back on the number of offerings at its performance spaces.

In 1784 Haydn revised Tobia for another Viennese performance, adding choral numbers and cutting back on some of the extended da capo structures, a clear sign that he was well aware of changing sensibilities.

"Every state's cutting back on infrastructure.

That requires cutting back on daily calories.

Donor countries are cutting back on funding.

Americans were cutting back on sugary drinks.