Sentence examples for may start cutting from inspiring English sources

To make matters worse, states like Ohio, Wisconsin and Michigan have indicated they may start cutting back aid to city and local governments amidst budget-cutting fever, increasing the possibility of more job cuts.

The UN's high commissioner for refugees, António Guterres, has said that his agency has less than half the money it needs to look after hundreds of thousands of Africans driven from their homes by conflict and forgotten by the international community, and may have to start cutting its spending on education and repatriation.

In fact, the hospitals may have to start cutting services in short order just to stay afloat.

It may be hard to start cutting him slack for his age, as we do with some elderly performers; for 50 years his art has been kinetic, whirligig music, free jazz with grand harmonic underpinnings, mysterious to its core.

"Where families are using child benefit as a valuable part of the family kitty, to pay for bills and utilities, this may mean that families themselves start cutting back on vital necessities".

And yet the science says they may be the best way to start cutting the knot.

You may encounter supports inside the concrete after you start cutting.

But recently it signalled that it would soon be time to start cutting back on that extra help, indicating that the economy may be on the mend.

You may want to draw the shape once or twice on paper before you start cutting.

"Bal," she said, "start cutting".

It could start cutting rates.