Sentence examples for healthy cut from inspiring English sources

City firms will take a healthy cut.

Landau has been getting a healthy cut of the Springsteen business for more than thirty years.

Keeping your pruners sharp reduces the stress on your hands and wrists as well as ensures that you make a healthy cut on the plant.

Trent Richardson (IND) vs. Jacksonville — We can't write off the idea of Ahmad Bradshaw seeing another healthy cut of the workload after his gutsy Week 3 performance (19 carries, 95 yards, 1 TD), but Richardson (13 carries, 35 yards, 1 TD) should be more involved after another week getting accustomed to his new surroundings.

Appraisers and real estate brokers agreed that a ban, imposed since the housing crash, on loan originators' handpicking appraisers had led to the use of appraisal management companies that take a healthy cut of the consumer's fee and hire inexperienced, low-cost appraisers.

Do not buy your ticket in İstanbul, as pensions and commission agents take a healthy cut.

All anthropometric mean estimates exceed the healthy cut-offs for both genders.

Consistent with earlier studies using TK-Liaison and Divitum TK activity assays [ 37], we observed that STK1 activity values in sera from breast and prostate cancer were higher than the healthy cut-off in approximately 25% of samples.

A lefty contact hitter, Berg was told by Raymond to go ahead, take her healthiest cut.

Perhaps we haven't kept up our promises to eat healthier, cut back on sugar, or skip that afternoon cup of coffee we learned we can't make it without.

Translation: expect to see more devices offering utility to consumers - helping us lose weight, eat healthier, cut our energy bills, care for a plant, or let UPS leave a package inside the house.