Sentence examples for prospect of cutting from inspiring English sources

Even so, the prospect of cutting support costs seems likely to prove tempting for many companies.

But the prospect of cutting Mr. Aristide loose raises the question of the consequences.

The prospect of cutting guidance counselors seems unacceptable now that traumatized school children need them more than ever.

"It's not appropriate for me or who I am musically," Mr. McCrea said of the prospect of cutting loose.

While the SALT negotiations were under way in Geneva, talks on the prospect of cutting back conventional forces were held in Vienna and are still in progress.

Details about his past weren't forthcoming, but that's hardly a problem, because the central appeal of any Dead Rising game is the prospect of cutting up zombies.

Political uncertainty is delaying economic recovery and, with it, the prospects of cutting an unemployment rate of 20%.

The prospects of cutting Greek debt by up to half, as Mr Tsipras has demanded, appear remote.

During the past few months, I interviewed several dozen people about the prospects of cutting short Trump's Presidency.

Latest rumours include the prospect of China cutting its reserve requirements, which is also lifting miners, but more negatively, an S&P downgrade of Spain and Italy after the market closes.

For countries like Iran and Venezuela, the prospect of forcibly cutting supplies is sometimes far worse than the prospect of falling oil prices, especially with state finances in a pretty strained condition.