Sentence examples for may cut into from inspiring English sources

Those downgrades may cut into the firm's underwriting business.

Subjected to rapid uplift, a meandering stream may cut into bedrock surfaces to produce entrenched or incised meanders.

But he is concerned that too many toasts may cut into the performance time, which is limited by local noise curfews.

The decision may cut into sales at first, but could improve long-run profitability if it conditions its customers to pay for use.

The story is similar for Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, a Democrat who maintains a lead that money may cut into.

Cable executives acknowledge that this may cut into their ability to claim attention from viewers and the news media with the new shows they reserved expressly to take advantage of the livin' is easy attitude at the networks this summer.

Three cultivation substrates were tested using the following agricultural byproducts obtained from local markets: (1) Pangola grass (Digitaria decumbens) cut into 2 2.5 cm lengths, (2) corncob (Zea mays) cut into 1 2 cm lengths, and (3) a mixture of wood shavings of the primavera tree (Tabebuia rosea) (16.6%), with corncob (41.6%) and Pangola grass (41.6%).

Break your bars of chocolate into triangles, or if you are using the strawberries, you may cut them into half.

The prospect that the combined voice of a Sessions justice department and an altered supreme court may cut deeply into legal protections upon which minorities have relied since the civil rights movement deserves close analysis.

But a recent report from In-Stat says that competition from other mobile device video providers may cut deeply into the cellular providers' expectations of huge video profits.

And, grappling with declining tax revenues and soaring Medicaid costs, as many as 23 states may cut budgets or reach into rainy day funds for the first time in years.