Sentence examples for monumental cuts in from inspiring English sources
The country spends only slightly more than 1 percent of gross domestic product on higher education, compared with nearly 3 percent in the United States, and the new Conservative-Liberal government has announced monumental cuts in funding.
Either these deficit reduction claims are wildly exaggerated, in which case all the pain and anguish of austerity has been almost for nought; or Osborne does try somehow to ram them through, in which case monumental cuts in benefits and departmental expenditure will be imposed on a scale four or five times bigger than anything experienced so far.
Set in the midst of a epic, wind-swept desert, Petra's monumental rock-cut buildings must be seen to be believed.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says this government's legacy will be a steep rise in child poverty by 2015: a monumental £12bn benefit cut is in George Osborne's post-2015 plan.
He then quoted Fields as saying that, "Steven told me it was because I had cut the first picture that was a monumental success in which you can really see the editing.
Monumental in scale, this painting revels in its own complexity.
If we are not, expect monumental increases in Defense Department expenditures as well as the rest of the alliance lining up outside the Kremlin to cut the best bargain they can against Russian domination of Europe.
Large banquets were opportunities to create feasts for the eyes, monumental gatherings framed in architectural detail, bathed in sumptuous color.
Carl Milles dominated monumental sculpture in the 1920s.
We made monumental changes in rules on smoking.
