Sentence examples for cutting back on service from inspiring English sources

It sold health insurance for too little and tried to save money by cutting back on service.

But even today, when the post office is cutting back on service and the e-vite threatens to wipe out the written variety, the revival of interest in engraving gives Collins hope.

Then in November, when it saw that full-service carriers were cutting back on service to Florida, it decided instead to add flights between Washington and Florida, Mr. Edmondson-Jones said.

Mr. Price said he wanted to do something to address the issue of inequality, although his proposal "made me really nervous" because he wanted to do it without raising prices for his customers or cutting back on service.

But Con Ed officials said the transit agency had overreacted by cutting back on service and eliminating air-conditioning on the No. 7. "Just like we did on Monday, like we do with all our customers during a heat wave, we asked them to cut back on nonessential electrical load," said Michael Clendenin, a Con Ed spokesman.

"You can't absorb big funding cuts without cutting back on staff, cutting back on services and cutting back on the new initiatives the ABC has launched," Scott said.

Faced with a huge upheaval and greater financial uncertainty, PCTs are now cutting back on services.

"We're expecting to see hospitals increasingly cutting back on services".

The city is cutting back on services, department stores on their inventories, restaurants on the $50 entrees.

As the White House looks to create jobs, our state, county and local governments are laying off employees and cutting back on services.

Flying in coach is tough enough these days with airlines cutting back on services and with planes packed to the brim.