Sentence examples for exposed to cuts from inspiring English sources

Doctors have insisted on a permanent fix to the current Medicare formula, which leaves them exposed to cuts each year, with a reduction of 21.5percentt planned for January.

Mann's visual take on sympathetic strings looks something like old film stock exposed to cuts and blemishes, which have then been blown up into large-scale prints.

These services are among those most exposed to cuts, and in many areas family centres have been scaled back or axed altogether.

At BIS, a similar ringfencing has been applied to science and research spending, meaning the cuts will fall on what the Treasury describes as "savings in higher education and further education budgets" – with the further education sector remaining the most exposed to cuts.

But VT contends that Babcock is strategically challenged because it could find itself heavily exposed to defence cuts.

Local councils had already been warned they will be exposed to more cuts than in previous years.

But Andalucia's dependence on Madrid's largesse also means that it is particularly exposed to spending cuts by the central government.

"In the event of an economic depression, investment in public transport will be more exposed to potential budget cuts if they are not earmarked," he says.

While spending on schools has been largely ringfenced, sixth-form colleges have been exposed to years of cuts which have resulted in courses being dropped, staff being laid off and enrichment activities axed.

This technique increases the surface area exposed to water and cuts operating temperatures back from 1800C to 700C.

Teachers are already overly exposed to layoffs and pay cuts amid ongoing budget reductions, Burbank Teachers Assn.