Sentence examples for distressing cuts from inspiring English sources

Obama's fiscal deal offer was already distressing — cuts to Social Security, and a big concession, it turns out, on taxation of dividends, retaining most of the Bush cut (with the benefits flowing overwhelmingly to the top 1 percent).

Caring little for money or material goods, Castro failed to pay his bills; his furniture was repossessed and electricity cut off, distressing his wife.

The absent Cut, Copy and Paste commands are even more distressing; a word processor without Cut, Copy or Paste is like a Popsicle without a stick.

"I sought to obliquely reframe the stuff we subject ourselves to (whether beautiful, distressing, mundane, frivolous or eroticized) and algorithmically cut them into a new context".

Editors are hard-pressed for space and it is distressing to see a laborious article brutally cut down to fill space.

"This situation is extremely distressing for older people stranded on hospital wards and is a direct result of Tory cuts to social care," he said.

"I think it's really, really sad and deeply distressing but there is no service that will remain untouched given the scale of government cuts we are facing," she said.

They tamper with medication, ignore sexual assaults, play on distressing personal issues such as domestic violence, alcoholism and eating disorders, and twist and cut the ensuing footage to tell whatever story suits.

Inside these containers, a series of distressing tableaux involving highly realistic, half-life-size fibreglass figures and models was visible via small apertures cut into the metal.

Writer Levi David Addai (My Murder) cuts between the Taylor family's journey from Lagos to London, and their pursuit of justice, with many distressing twists.

And a distressing solipsism..