Sentence examples for harsh cutting from inspiring English sources

And to tame deficits, he has called for hard spending caps, a tool that could lead to indiscriminate and overly harsh cutting.

Particularly, Nestlé's new program will cleanse its supply chain of the following practices: confinement of sows in gestation crates, calves in veal crates and egg-laying chickens in cages; the forced rapid growth of chickens used for meat products; and the harsh cutting of the horns, tails and genitals of farm animals without painkillers.

Tens of thousands of children, starting as young as six years-old, have traditionally worked in Bolivia's two harshest jobs: cutting sugar cane and mining.

They denounce softness on arts spending; but most have themselves declared that they should shed the harsh talk of cutting programmes and make an effort to sound nice.

There is for example a great deal of reproach and harsh criticism for cutting funding to the Makassed Islamic Association.

A cross-party report in December pointed to structural issues such as delays to benefit payments and harsher sanctioning policies (cutting payments to those who haven't complied with jobcentre rules), combined with low wages and high living costs.

"The Bride" includes a damning description of Glory/Emily's mother as "the doe-eyed, sensitive, feminist, gentle-voiced vision of an America without harsh-toned women cutting coupons in poorly lit Flatbush Avenue kitchens".

Despite the macabre message behind the art, the intricate carvings are an elegant foil to the harsh, brutal cutting tools.

He tends to not be, when he does his rants, cutting and harsh.

Indeed, because of the harsh effect of budget cutting on growth, debt-to-G.D.P. ratios in Europe have continued to rise.

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