Sentence examples for may mean cutting from inspiring English sources

It may mean cutting back on the time spent with a child on account of having to work extra hours to make up for the unexpected expense.

It may mean cutting family time short, but keep in mind that while travelers fight their way through the weekend rush, you'll already be home, happily recovering from yesterday's feast.

This may mean cutting people out of your life if it becomes a problem.

This may mean cutting out Friday night dinners at your favorite restaurant but in the long run, you will be in better financial shape (you might even get a little healthier if your favorite weekly splurge was a calorie-laden feast!).

Saving the planet one plateful at a time does not mean cutting back on meat, according to new research: the trick may be to switch our diet to insects and other creepy-crawlies.

DENNEHY: You mean cutting?

Compliance could mean cutting back programs.

Outdoors, combating microbes can mean cutting off their water source.

It would mean cutting off their noses as well".

Unions say that could mean cutting pensions in half.

Remember, being healthy doesn't mean cutting desserts cold turkey.