Sentence examples for forms of cutting from inspiring English sources

The second article "The Unkindest Cut" again distinguishes between "harmless" and "atrocious" forms of cutting.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that 100m-140m women have been subject to the practice and thinks that some 3m girls are at risk each year of one of four forms of cutting, ranging from the symbolic to life-ruining.

With all of its SaaS offerings, Salesforce.com is consistently integrating with other forms of cutting edge technologies, such as Twitter, Box.net, and more to offer clients more diverse and appealing options.

To examine differences in knee joint stress between RFS and FFS cutting, we compared the two forms of cutting with respect to peak flexion, valgus, and external rotation angles.

These same two forms of cutting are observable in glass of the 5th century excavated at Kish in Mesopotamia; it is a fair assumption that Byzantine taste in glass, as in some of the other arts, was strongly influenced by the East.

A single cut is a simple form of cutting a round diamond with only 18 facets.

The SDP's Urpilainen said that the party would continue with what they said was a need to cut pensions and that increasing the retirement age is a form of cutting pensions; to support this she pointed out an earlier retirement age law at 65-years-old and that the age had been lowered.

The common denominator of these tools is removal of material from a workpiece, usually by some form of cutting.

The early phase of austerity was achieved by raising VAT and savaging capital budgets, the latter a form of cutting that postpones pain until tomorrow.

The samples are uniaxially pressed in the form of cutting inserts and subsequently sintered at 1600 °C to evaluate the mechanical properties.

Ribble and Kirk's willingness to reconsider subsidies is one of the first indications that some House Republicans may be willing to consider revenue increases as part of the equation for cutting the deficit -- if not in the form of tax increases, at least in the form of cutting what are called tax expenditures.