Sentence examples for more severe cut from inspiring English sources

But in paying his taxes, Mr. Ramchandani apparently preferred a more severe cut.

Even more severe cuts are likely when the environment and education bills are released in the coming weeks.

Overall local government spending has already been cut by 27%, with at least another two years of even more severe cuts to come in Britain's town halls.

That opens the door to bigger tax increases or more severe cuts in services than Mr. Gulotta, a Republican, has proposed.

If the level of debt reaches 55percentthethe government would be forced to reduce the budget deficit through more severe cuts.

When times have become rough, universities have usually made more severe cuts in their education departments than in other academic departments.

The Home Office says a rumour it had modelled even more severe cuts of two-thirds, to 100,000 students a year, are "categorically untrue".

The business side of The Times has suffered more severe cuts than the newsroom, particularly as the company has sold off its television stations and its regional newspapers.

European Union officials are increasing pressure on Greece to impose more severe cuts as the country tries to trim its ballooning deficit by four percentage points.

Overall local government spending has already been cut by 27%, with at least another two years of even more severe cuts to come in Britain's town halls in the years to 2017-18.

Word of the accord spread quickly throughout the non-Somali work force, though the reports were infected with false rumors of pay raises for the Somalis and more severe cuts in the work day for everyone.