Sentence examples for means of cutting from inspiring English sources

While most Americans say corporations do not pay their fair share in taxes, they still prefer cuts in government spending to increasing taxes on corporations as a means of cutting the federal budget deficit, according to a recent New York Times/CBS News poll.

"Conservatives pride themselves of living within their means, of cutting their cloth.

It is a means of cutting or smoothing out energy consumption.

The worrywarts have a stronger point when they argue that too much emphasis is placed on short-term interest rates as a means of cutting unemployment.

If shareholders think companies have exhausted every means of cutting costs, then acquisitions may be the only way to increase revenue and pay dividends.

The senator shuns partial privatization -- the Bush plan -- or raising the retirement age or shrinking the annual cost-of-living adjustment as a means of cutting benefit costs.

Dissections are 3D by means of seven cutting planes: two planes (to cut the model from its both ends) per axial, coronal and sagittal orientations and an arbitrary plane in the viewing direction.

It is clear to me that the industrial gas projects are far from sustainable and if the ending of their use in the EU ETS means the cost of cutting greenhouse gases goes up, then that's because the true cost is not being paid now.

Computer-based translation is easing a lot of that pain, but in general it still means a lot of cutting and pasting has to happen, along with interpreting possibly imperfect translations.

Hard times for New Yorkers means inventive ways of cutting back -- like stealing meals and subway rides!

This means that instead of cutting off the excess extension when you reach the end of a row, you fold it back on itself and begin sewing the new row directly above it.