Sentence examples for made substantial cuts from inspiring English sources

Smith made substantial cuts to The Devils Dancee (though it still checks in at more than 400 pages).

"IDS should get his facts right, given his local authority – Waltham Forest – has also made substantial cuts.

Obamacare made substantial cuts in how much Medicare pays hospitals, on the theory that they would make up the difference with more paying customers.

While he has made substantial cuts to save money — including $16 million by firing hundreds of administrators — any gains have been overshadowed by the exodus of the 8,000 students a year.

This year, as the council made substantial cuts, she was told she was no longer being classified as in critical need, and would therefore not be eligible for any money.

And several Democrats said the continued economic hardship made substantial cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security even harder to contemplate, given that they would hit the poor and the elderly and further reduce whatever support government spending is providing to the economy.

Worse than that, a separate Scotland would have to make substantial cuts in public spending.

"This is not a time to think about making substantial cuts in police numbers".

Even so, the subcommittee had to make substantial cuts in certain strategic programs, they said.

Far from being "ringfenced", the NHS will be forced to make (and already is making) substantial cuts in services.

ENO is having to make substantial cuts and reduce the number of productions after Arts Council England cut its annual grant by 29% – £5m a year.