Sentence examples for dare to cut from inspiring English sources
The main lessons from Mr Borg: cut quickly; dare to cut the biggest budgets such as social benefits and pensions; ensure the rich bear more of the burden; reform welfare to make work pay and brace yourself for a backlash.
Last October Mr Yudhoyono even dared to cut Indonesia's costly oil subsidies.
Larry Johnson seeks revenge this week against the team that dared to cut him for poor play, embarrassing behavior and gross insubordination.
We become the surgeon who might have shook when first taking the knife in hand but who now dares to cut with eyes closed.
Only in the much less serious cases of Somalia and Haiti has it dared to cut off funds to troops in the field, as it is now doing in Iraq by making further money dependent on the president's accepting a deadline to leave Iraq.
Like its most obvious referents, the xx's album and Burial's Untrue, this is a small-hours record, one that deploys both hyper-saturated processing and the barest human sounds; one that pares everything to its essence and then dares to cut again.
Large banks such as Lloyds, RBS, Barclays, HSBC and Santander have been closing branches as fast as they dare, hoping to cut overheads by nudging customers online.
Some question whether disturbances mean police can turn to government, and dare it to cut their numbers in a time of civil unrest.
Like a suicide-bomber at the door with his finger on the detonator, North Korea can dare China to cut off assistance, risking the regime's collapse or even the desperate use of the primitive nuclear arsenal.Even what looks like evidence of China's successful use of aid to get its diplomatic way is ambiguous.
"I suspect he's employing the same plan Stephen Fleming used to famous effect against Damien Martyn — pack his favourite scoring area in the gully/point region with fielders, bowl wide of off stump and dare him to cut and square drive".
