Sentence examples for extreme cuts from inspiring English sources

In Italy, some of Europe's strictest austerity measures have led to extreme cuts.

He couldn't defend his record on the NHS and extreme cuts.

We just don't want extreme cuts to our salaries," he said.

But she said: "It won't be the same extreme cuts that Theresa May needs to do under her cuts".

As a result, citizens across Europe are facing extreme cuts in public services, tax rises and massive rises in unemployment.

In 1981 Margaret Thatcher was the most unpopular prime minister on record, recession and her extreme cuts causing soaring unemployment.

Loud colours, extreme cut and any tendency towards unsporty softness were viewed with extreme suspicion.

Not just a lack of laces, but enhanced lockdown — a fit that borders on custom-molded, preventing a player's foot from moving around inside a shoe even in extreme cut or stop-short situations.

As ESRB President Patricia Vance explains it, the ESRB would not just want a "tape of one extreme cut to another," but rather "context for the storyline, the missions, the features and functionality of a game, so that the raters really can get exposed to a pretty reasonable sense of what they'd experience playing the game".

For girls, a more extreme cut-off than the IOTF was used at age 5, simply because it performed better (Tables 3 and 5).

If an extreme cut-off such as 40% were used, then just 4.3% of all admissions would be classified as high risk (column 8, table 3B).