Sentence examples for needs to pare back from inspiring English sources

The Senate needs to pare back the exemptions in the existing bill, not add more.

It needs to pare back on the metaphors, and in the final 10 minutes Orla O'Loughlin's otherwise pitch-perfect production pushes the hesitant optimism of the piece into something more sentimental and less interestingly provisional.

Argy bargy over Toyota continued with the AFR reporting Toyota told treasurer Joe Hockey last year they needed to pare back workers' conditions.

Argy bargy over Toyota continued with the AFR reporting Toyota told treasurerJoe Hockey last year they needed to pare back workers' conditions.

Clegg told the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1: "I think if [Carney] says we need to pare back some of the government schemes like Help to Buy, then I think we should do so.

Mr Clegg told the BBC's Andrew Marr: "I think if he says that we need to pare back on some of the government schemes like Help to Buy, then I think we should do so".

If London starts committing bank heists or gets addicted to cocaine, you have gone too far and need to pare back its characterisation towards the abstract.

I believe though that the authors need to pare back the content in the methods section to that relevant to the main focus of the paper and not overstate the findings as they relate to habitat use within the estuary in the results and discussion sections.

Conservative lawmakers, in particular, want to pare back generous government incentives that support solar development.

But he defended costly federal healthcare programmes which Republicans want to pare back.

Even when more normal times resume, Ms. McInerney said, airlines and hotels will need to "show a willingness to pare back" some of the highly optimistic revenue projections they made in recent years based on dependable, sharp annual rises in air fares and hotel room rates.