Sentence examples for lesser cut from inspiring English sources

When police stopped him he was found covered with blood from a deep wrist wound & a lesser cut on one ankle.

The Fed's move drops its fed funds target to 2.25%, from 3.00%, after an 8-2 vothathat saw two dissenters express inflation concerns in voting for a lesser cut.

Lesser cut diamonds allow some light to escape from the bottom of the stone, resulting in a less brilliant diamond.

It's our rekindled love of braising that has made the resurgence of "lesser" cuts possible.

Five sites in Chester, Edison, Marlboro, Montgomery and Rocky Hill face severe funding reductions, according to an report from the Environmental Protection Agency, and another five sites could face lesser cuts.

By the time I make it to Whitstable in early January, most of the 500kg cow has been used up – the lesser cuts went to a burger chain in Deal, bringing total earnings up to £2,000 – but Harris still has topside left for me to try.

I LIKE rack of lamb but think it's overrated, one of those "luxury" (that is, expensive) meats that, like tenderloin of beef (whence filet mignon comes), is far less flavorful, indeed less enjoyable, than almost all the supposedly lesser cuts from the same animal.

However, we have chosen not to use a lesser cut-off out of concern that we would sacrifice coverage of the map.

Results of the diet optimisation indicated a large drop in consumption of foods rich in saturated fats and sugar, essentially cheese and sugar-based products, along with lesser cuts of fat and meat products.

For the pros, there's also a pride in craft — working the whole pig, making the most of the so-called lesser cuts, takes real hands-on cooking.

Personnel costs -- such as pay, pensions, health care, and housing and food subsidies -- are breaking the defense budget and will be reduced by cutting the Army from 490,000 soldiers (570,000 personnel was the post-9/11 peak) to 440,000 to 450,000 and making lesser cuts to the Marines (200,000 to 192,000), the Army National Guard (355,000 to 335,000), and the Army Reserve (205,000 to 195,000).