Sentence examples for easy cut from inspiring English sources

Pork shoulder is an easy cut to find and would make for a substantial stew.

American food aid to the starving is imperiled ― for Congress, it's an easy cut.

The argument seems so easy: cut down meat consumption and the planet will be saved.

Mr. Campbell, relaxed and easy, cut in: "We're going for something new.

English for speakers of other languages should be seen as a sound investment, not an easy cut.

But that is an easy cut to make compared with reducing the running cost of public services, which will involve pay curbs and a jobs cull.

The deeper reality in both Zimbabwe and Sierra Leone is that colonialism does not have an easy cut-off point, or a simple close-of-sale date.

Easy cuts have already been made.

Should this occur, there would no longer be scope for easy cuts, the DWP documents warn.

"We've made the easy cuts and the hard cuts already".

There are easy cuts – Trident and ID cards – but it will take more honesty than that.