Sentence examples for experience a cut from inspiring English sources

And to speak figuratively, this cheerfully retro space -- all exposed brick and polished hardwood, with a Gilded Age gleam -- seeks to provide an experience a cut or two above the ordinary.

Almost all universities will experience a cut.

On average, according to Hefce, universities will experience a cut in their "recurrent grant" (largely teaching and research) of about 4% (cash terms).

The rich and the poor may each experience a cut of some sort.

Every single one of the more than 57 million current beneficiaries will experience a cut, under the just-released Republican plan.

From our experience, a cut-off value of 75 ng ml−1 provided an adequate positivity rate and an acceptable trade-off between detection rate and NNscope.

From our experience, a cut-off value of 75 ng ml−1 provided an adequate positivity rate and an acceptable trade-off between detection rate and NNscope to find a screenee with an advanced neoplasia.

In fact, in our experience a cut-off value <3.1 m/s was able to accurately rule out the presence of EV, supporting the possibility to reserve upper gastrointestinal endoscopy only to patients with SS >3.1 m/s.

More than half of those who had experienced a cut said it would mean reductions to frontline services.

In England, where tuition fees will rise to a maximum of £9,000 per year from this autumn, the rate of course cutting is varied among the regions, with six of the nine regions experiencing a cut of 25% or more.

Almost a third of museums have experienced a cut to their budget of more than 10% and the report states it is this group that has felt the greatest impact, with a reduction in the quality of service the biggest threat.