Sentence examples for declined cutting from inspiring English sources

The $1 billion cut from schools over the past 4 years are due to a combination of factors: districts have not received funding for increases in students, the state has cut funding to schools, and property values have declined cutting revenues received from property taxes.

Manufacturing, which is extremely important to cities like Buffalo and Rochester, continued to decline last year, cutting almost 19,000 jobs statewide, or 2.1percentt.

That is when Ford is expected to announce a plan to return to profitability by reversing the company's declining quality, cutting costs and perhaps closing plants to ease overcapacity.

Gannett said it had offset some of the revenue declines by cutting costs.

Saudi Arabia could try to arrest the decline by cutting production, although a similar ploy was notably unsuccessful in the mid-1980s.

Compelling evidence, but precise as the exhibition is about Van Gogh's decline – from cutting off his ear to entering an asylum to suicide – it ignores huge and haunting questions about how his troubled life shaped the greatness of his art.

Its owners, Newsquest/Gannett, have responded to declining profits by cutting away at its editorial staff.

"When my mother sees her stock of drugs declining, she starts cutting the pills and taking half a dose.

Even parents who are unemployed or facing declining wages are cutting back elsewhere to make sure that their teenagers attend the prom.

Critics of austerity point to Greece, which is being strangled by a vicious cycle of deficit cutting, declining tax revenues and more budget cutting, while making little if any progress on its overall budget deficit.

"With college endowments declining and states cutting higher education budgets," Mr. Kahlenberg said, "low-income college students will be more squeezed than ever, and attrition rates are likely to increase.