Sentence examples for most likely cut from inspiring English sources

As the company prepares itself for the split, it will most likely cut costs on many of its smaller businesses.

The moves, announced after G.M. union workers approved their new contract, will most likely cut 3,000 jobs, though G.M. has not confirmed the total.

The Treasury Department labeled the exchange houses, Kassem Rmeiti and Halawi Exchange, "primary money laundering concerns," which will most likely cut them off from the American financial system.

Lawmakers will most likely cut that number significantly in the 2012-13 budget, and that could be just the beginning of big changes to come.

Art Faulkner, the director of the state's Emergency Management Agency, said he had eliminated 4 positions in recent months, leaving 103, and would most likely cut two more.

Goodyear said the slowing American economy remained a concern and it would most likely cut production by five million tires in North America over the balance of 2008 to align with lower demand from vehicle manufacturers.

The most likely cuts are restrictions on tax credits and housing benefit.

But won't Mr. Dorfman's new career and financial stability also mean less employment and financial stability for his dancers, as he most likely cuts back on their rehearsal hours, their touring and performing?

If the projected growth rate in per capita Medicare spending exceeds specified targets pegged initially to an average of general and medical inflation and later to gross domestic product, the board must recommend changes (most likely cuts in payments to health care providers) to bring the growth rate back in line.

At a time when the administration says we need further tax cuts to stimulate demand, slashing the incomes of the very households most likely to cut their spending sounds like a lose-lose proposition.

And people here are worried about the edge most likely to cut them.