Sentence examples for drastic cutback from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Monteleone said this would have required a drastic cutback in hours of operation and staff layoffs.

And the 1924 Immigration Act, which really did lead to a drastic cutback in immigration, was based on quotas by race and country of origin rather than ideology.

Essentially, the program involves reduced intake of refined sugar, more fiber and a drastic cutback in highly processed and fast foods.

Mr. Conreur attributes the drop to the collapse in oil and gas prices last year, which caused a drastic cutback in exploration equipment purchases by major oil companies.

Directed by James Reynolds, "Primum" parades an impressive string of doctors, nurses and scientists who call for a drastic cutback in transfusions and increased reliance on so-called bloodless surgery.

The country was severely hit by a drastic cutback in recruitment by the South African Chamber of Mines in 1976 and, like Zambia, paid heavily for obeying UN sanctions against Rhodesia and for supporting the liberation movements.

Most appeared modest compared to the more drastic cutbacks in the original House budget.

Restructuring, including subsidiary flotations, amalgamations and some drastic cutbacks feature the continental and Japanese scene.

Schools across the country are so short of funds that headteachers are being forced to make drastic cutbacks.

(Comparisons to 2001 would be less relevant, because of the unusually drastic cutbacks in flights after the terrorist attacks).

Consider the experience of workers at a large Canadian provincial health care system that had gone through drastic cutbacks and a reorganization.