Sentence examples for greater cut from inspiring English sources

A handful of owners have already renegotiated their contracts, gaining more influence over Marriott's management of their affairs and a greater cut of profits.

The promoters, he'd say, could keep the money earned at the venue, but in exchange they'd have to give Mr. Azoff and his acts a greater cut of ticket revenue than they typically handed over.

Racing's senior officials may not have seen much of Thursday's action as they fretted over how to respond to the news from the Levy Board that the funding it will provide for 2016 will have to be cut by £4m with perhaps a greater cut the following year, thanks to a decline in monies received from bookmakers.

Greater cut resistance of woven fabrics owes to the fabric tightness.

We should match that with an even greater cut in the long-term capital gains tax rate.

For books, they pay very small advances for manuscripts, usually less than $10,000 (compared with $15,000 for an average small book at a conventional publisher) and instead give writers a greater cut of the profits 50% after the advance is covered.

In general, poorer areas have had significantly greater cuts.

So this year the City Council will be working to protect these important services from even greater cuts.

Now, with deep reluctance, they are having to make even greater cuts.

This can't last, yet councils are braced for greater cuts to come.

The spending review this month will demand even greater cuts from budgets that have already been comprehensively flensed.