Sentence examples for designed to cut down from inspiring English sources

It's all designed to cut down on opposition".

One state official, Marc S. Ryan, said the tax increase was partly designed to cut down on interstate truck traffic in Connecticut.

A federal appeals court panel yesterday upheld a lower court's ruling that a widely criticized city law designed to cut down on graffiti was unconstitutional.

However, last month they agreed to form a committee to study the issue, and a recommendation for new rules designed to cut down on hits that resulted in concussions was expected before the end of the season.

The spoils system flourished unchallenged in the United States from the 1820s until after the Civil War, at which time the system's abuses prompted civil-service reforms designed to cut down the number of government posts filled by appointment and to award jobs on the basis of merit.

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That's a tool that is designed to cut massive things down to size.

Starbucks has also shut down a UK company named Alki that was part of a labyrinthine network designed to cut taxes at its former European office.

Some mergers are designed to cut fat.

The propellers have a raked design on the wing tips, designed to help cut down on air drag and reduce sound.

However, these tweaks are collectively designed to severely cut down on buyouts and to increase the number of rent regulated units citywide.