Sentence examples for obvious cuts from inspiring English sources

The first phase focused on Bank of America's retail side, where many of the most obvious cuts were made.

After years of underfunding, headteachers in every primary, secondary and special school in the county have written to parents saying all the obvious cuts to school spending have already been made.

And he went on: "We seem to have the worst of all possible worlds, with nil growth, some very obvious cuts in the quantity and quality of public services, but pretty much zero progress in getting on top of the country's debts".

"This can be anything from obvious cuts all the way to microscopic torn follicle roots that aren't visible on the surface.

In 1997, the aging Anderson High was an obvious cut.

The answer is obvious: Cut off the inside information.

Strange, there was no obvious cut or graze, and she wasn't in a position to damage herself anyway – crawling was months away, let alone walking.

In prior studies, he says, his lab has observed that the information in neurons degrades as load increases, but there wasn't an obvious cut-off where working memory would just stop functioning.

Either taxes must rise or benefits must be cut.A cut by another nameThe most obvious "cut" is for people to work longer so that pensions are paid over a smaller proportion of their lifetime.

"In this case, they were incredibly obvious cut marks.

It seems pretty obvious — cut out the sugar and bad carbs and your diabetes will get better.