Sentence examples for harsh reduction from inspiring English sources
A harsh reduction in average flows may impair riparian zones while an increase in extreme rain events may benefit connectivity by promoting hydrologic dynamics with the surrounding floodplains.
The nation's children's hospitals may see a harsh reduction in funding and reduced care for their patients should the American Health Care Act, also known as Trumpcare, replace the Affordable Care Act, new analyses show.
The Latvian Parliament on June 16 cleared the way for the money to be disbursed, backing budget cuts of almost $1 billion, at the cost of harsh reductions in government services, pension payments and public sector salaries.
Mr. Bloomberg has consistently stuck to his position that Albany will not approve tax hikes in an election year, while Council members argue that taxes are necessary to prevent harsh reductions in critical services that they say New Yorkers are unlikely to tolerate.
Here is the theory: Democrats would hate the savaging of social programmes; Republicans would loathe the harsh reductions of military spending.
So the state control board hit the valley with the harshest reduction requirements — a 36percentt cut that municipalities struggled to reach and maintain.
In his budget proposal in February, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called for cuts of 5 to 20percentt at almost every agency, while sparing the Board of Education and the uniformed services the harshest reductions.
The Lazio campaign said the state Democratic Party chairwoman, Judith Hope, had sent out a fund-raising letter that accused Mr. Lazio of supporting "the harshest reductions in school funding in our history," an assertion that drew a quick denial from Mr. Lazio's campaign staff.
There may be some relenting on harsh deficit-reduction targets for this year.
These would be harsh cash reductions, not technical adjustments, likely to hit not just the poor and disabled, but middle-income "striver" families.
The austerity cuts in Britain — part of the government's overly harsh deficit-reduction plan — have provoked many outcries, but few quite as eloquent as a speech given recently in Oxfordshire by Philip Pullman, author of the highly regarded trilogy "His Dark Materials".
