Sentence examples for future cutting from inspiring English sources

A rebel offensive on the airport could shut it down to commercial traffic for the foreseeable future, cutting off one of the few links the country has to the outside world.

The point he is making today is that nothing has changed: the pioneer of online retailing is still having to place big bets on the future, cutting into profit margins and unnerving some investors.

Science is fundamental to Britain's economic future – cutting funding to science charities will inevitably hinder economic growth and shows the danger of cutting spending too far and too fast".

The business will also share the e-shopping name, administrative functions and technological infrastructure with Softbank's online toy and car parts businesses, as well as others introduced in the future, cutting marketing and administrative costs.

"The last Labour government failed to plan for the future, cutting funding for school places during a baby boom while allowing immigration to get out of control, and they wasted millions of pounds of taxpayers' money on their failed building schools for the future programme," he said.

This future cutting he called an acodo, or a layer.

The simulation begins with an initial stand, and any number of future cuttings can be optimized.

* The possibility of collecting clippings and depositing them at a specified location; * The possibility of using RFID tags or proximity sensors to avoid running into pets or people; * The possibility of learning your lawn in the first cutting and remembering it for future cuttings; * The inclusion of grass-combing technology to ensure that the grass is fluffed and properly oriented for cutting".

The government should be investing in their future not cutting them short".

Under current financial plans, it will reward the top 1% even more in future, by cutting income taxes further.

"The Conservatives would betray Britain's future by cutting help for families when they need it most.