Sentence examples for produce cutbacks from inspiring English sources

Nonprofit groups say the moves to wring revenue out of them are shortsighted and will produce cutbacks in critical services that governments rely on them to provide, like mental health and emergency foster care services.

Job losses and cutbacks have produced an unprecedented increase in the uninsured.

The resulting media recession, including layoffs and other cutbacks, has produced a grimmer-than-usual attitude in the perennially gloomy fourth estate.

Substitute Ricardo Lopes produced a fine cutback for his compatriot, the highest paid player in Korea, to thunder home a second.

Now that Social Security and Medicare are being eyed for cutbacks and 401 k)'s produce ever-varying lump sums, the retirement planning process requires a more sophisticated strategy.

White points to flagship missions such as the Hubble Space Telescope that are unaffected by the cutbacks and continue to produce first-rate science, "supporting students and allowing them to become our future leaders in the field," he says.

The savings contemplated by Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner are substantially larger than the Medicare savings that would be produced by automatic across-the-board cutbacks scheduled to start next month if Congress does not intervene.

Among the cutbacks are less spending to produce videos and to support publicity tours when a new album is released.

Iran is now beginning a series of serious cutbacks to a program that could have produced a bomb — and greater regional geopolitical leverage — within months.

Iran is now beginning a series of serious cutbacks to a program that could have produced a bomb and greater regional geopolitical leverage within months.

Like other opera houses in Italy, this one labors under straitened circumstances due to cutbacks in government financing, but it soldiers on, producing a handful of operas by Donizetti and others over four months.