Sentence examples for eventual cuts from inspiring English sources

Coaches make mistakes in their evaluations and eventual cuts.

The longer the imbalance is allowed to fester, the steeper and harsher the eventual cuts will be.

The political alliance to cut those programs would become broader and more powerful, and the eventual cuts could be clumsy or destructive.

You could see the Department of Communities and Local Government facing eventual cuts since 2010 of 80%." The source added that this would have a devastating impact on the housing budget and on local council services.

For example, it is likely that any deal would include some eventual cuts to social security which would have an impact on consumer spending.

So last week -- amid a budget debate largely about the proper speed with which to fray the social safety net, with any eventual cuts most directly impacting our elderly and poor -- our leaders have saluted a pioneer of finding creative ways to help the poorest of the poor.

Its carbon emissions in 2020 must be 34% lower than their level in 1990, and that is only a stepping stone en route to an eventual cut of 80% by 2050.

The eventual cut turned out to be smaller, and mild winters coupled with low fuel costs limited the damage.

There are no studies comparing FFR and OCT MLCSA, although they would be interesting for several reasons: IVUS consistently overestimates lumen areas with respect to OCT; therefore, the eventual cut-off values would be probably different.

Normally in central Europe, it is easier to raise taxes than cut spending, so the eventual spending cuts may be smaller.

Toshiba also said it would sell its television manufacturing plant in Indonesia, and that eventual job cuts spanning the entire PC-to-nuclear company could be over 10,000, including previously announced cuts and those seeking voluntary early retirement.