Sentence examples for inevitable cut from inspiring English sources

Concerns about the Icelandic economy grew stronger last week after the government seized control of the third largest bank Glitnir, taking a 75% stake in return for €600m - Haarde warning Icelanders at the time of "the inevitable cut in living standards" to come.

A coterie of Hollywood studios recently announced a deal with Kodak that ensures continued production of the film company's hopelessly retrograde celluloid, buying the borderline-obsolete technology more time before its inevitable cut.

How would he handle the inevitable cuts to police budgets?

There will be inevitable cuts in public spending.

Others, however, say that it makes no sense to postpone inevitable cuts.

With high school came more stressful tryouts and the inevitable cuts.

When Clarke makes the inevitable cuts, it's this fat interception industry that should starve.

It deals with everything from research to food stamps and allows for the allocation of funds to certain projects and inevitable cuts to others.

It's a choice, apparently, between inevitable cuts to public services or a politically unpalatable tax hike.

Those of us working in museums are now considering the possible impact of the inevitable cuts in our funding.

David Cameron inherited an unenviable legacy: the world crisis left him deep debts, inevitable cuts and rising youth unemployment that made inner cities combustible.