Sentence examples for equal cut from inspiring English sources

But the company also achieved an equal cut in the ships' emissions of greenhouse gases.

Nonetheless, some still complain about having to split tips with their so-called delivery leader, who directs the others and takes an equal cut each day despite going on few or no delivery runs.

Congress then gets an up-or-down vote on the group's recommendation, and if the answer is no, or the committee fails to come up with at least $1.2 trillion in cuts, there will be an automatic, equal cut, a prospect abhorred by both parties.

And each gets an equal cut of merchandise sales: $6 million per team in 2007.

Each of its 32 teams receives an equal cut of league revenue–$81 million from national broadcasts and $2.5 million from merchandising accounting for two-thirds, on average, of their top lines.

Each of the NFL's 32 teams receives an equal cut of league revenue–$80 million from national broadcasts and $2.5 million from merchandising accounting for two-thirds, on average, of their top lines.

It might well equal cuts.

At a dinner, Gelb and Simon settled on potential pay cuts for union members, equal cuts for management, further cuts to operating expenses, and oversight of Gelb.

Those tax cuts are supposed to be paid for by equal cuts to tax deductions and credits, a prescription some tax writers think will be impossible.

After the debacle of the 2011 debt crisis, which damaged the nation's credit rating and its standing in the world of global finance, Speaker John Boehner knew that his demand for equal cuts in spending was no longer sustainable.

The 'cut-and-fill' design (Fig. 3) could be at origin of landslides and road embankment failures: "an approximately equal cut-and-fill cross-section can (i) undermine the upper slope, causing it to fail, (ii) overload the downhill slope, causing it to fail, or (iii) cause the entire slope to become an active landslide".