Sentence examples for difficult cuts from inspiring English sources

This matters, because Congress has shown it is incapable of making such difficult cuts.

Already, he has had to make difficult cuts, separating emotion from talent.

"As an agency, we understand there have been difficult cuts and there will have to be more difficult cuts looking forward," said Jennifer Carusetta, chief legislative liaison at the state Medicaid agency.

"We have restructured and downsized our prison system, moved government closer to the people, made billions in difficult cuts, and now the Legislature is poised to make even more difficult cuts and permanently reform welfare".

"There are some difficult cuts that have to be made, and we have to work them out," Mr. Silver said.

"You have to have a dialogue with your social partners, and you have to do the most difficult cuts as quickly as possible," he said.

"But it's a very difficult cut to swallow.

Another difficult cut is a reduction of $125 million, or about a quarter of current financing, to the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, which supports environmental cleanup and protection.

Dave McCluckie, chairman of the Cleveland Police Authority, said: "This is a very, very difficult cut.

Chris Colfer's Roller Skating Injury Made Scenes Difficult "Cutting a dance scene is a rarity.

If you come to a difficult cut, such as the last piece in a row, you may need to cut it by hand with a hand saw.