Sentence examples for match the cut from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrat leader is struggling to maintain party discipline after it emerged that Osborne is not expected to match the cut in the top rate with Lib Dem proposals such as a mansion tax on properties worth £2m or more or a tycoon tax setting a minimum overall take.

It's best if you show them the picture of the cut and style you'd like before they begin the haircut, but sometimes the cut you get doesn't match the cut you ask for.

Match the cut wood together.

Match the cut to the cooking method.

The answers start with the fact that vocal standards, though decent enough – Allan Clayton a good Tamino, Ambur Braid a mostly effective Queen of the Night, Peter Coleman-Wreliableliasle alwaysays but too middle-aged for Papageno – cannot match the cut-through standard set by Crowe, a fact that surely reflects ENO's failure to sufficiently nurture a corps of home-grown principals.

Rather than let a Russian deal on amending ABM determine the number of missiles in our arsenal, the U.S. military would determine how few are required for our security; Bush would then ask Russia to match the cuts.

The summed score of the items was categorised into a binary variable using the 88th percentile, as this cut-point has been shown to match the cut-off employed for HADS-Total caseness [ 45].

Use a saw or sharp blade to cut the top of the rootstock at an angle and length that matches the cut of the scion.

Wave meets the turning points when its frequency Ω matches the cut-off frequency (12 The exact formula (12) differs somewhat from that in (Mager et al., 2009) obtained with the use of asymptotic relationship (11).

This cut-off point corresponds to 30% of baseline score of the corresponding variable (local pain, referred pain or disability), and matches the cut-off established in other settings [ 46- 49].

If others match the price cut, it is likely to accelerate defections away from AOL's profitable low-speed service.