Sentence examples for making smart cuts from inspiring English sources
THE sad truth is, Washington is never going to do a good job of making smart cuts to Medicare.
"Democrats believe we should make smart cuts — cuts that target waste and excess, not slash the programs that keep us safe and keep the economy growing," the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, said in a statement after the vote.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) said the GAO report gives lawmakers "a chance to make smart cuts, instead of reckless cuts".
We should work together to reduce our deficit in a balanced way – by making smart spending cuts and closing special interest tax loopholes.
There's also a macroeconomic case, which Vince Cable understands as well as Ed Balls, for easing up on the cuts and making smart investment choices that will help lift the UK economy off the bottom, where it is bumping along quietly in company with most of our neighbours.
Instead of discussing the best way to cut costs, we should be talking about making smart investments.
Mr. Biden and Ms. Ifill were making smart points.
Being smart is about making smart choices.
Cheat by making smart choices.
Partly, he said in the interview, his thinking is evolving, and partly his American editors made some smart cuts and suggestions.
