Sentence examples for record cut from inspiring English sources
Part-time workers in Britain suffered a record cut in employment, and so did those aged over 65.
His first record, cut in 1949, went nowhere in particular, but by 1951 he scored his first major hit, "Three O'Clock Blues", and he was away.
An academic study by Pager and Western in 2005 showed that in New York City having a criminal record cut a person's employment prospects by nearly a third.
The record cut would bring a total reduction in Opec supply to 4m barrels a day, nearly a 5% cut in world oil supplies.
Early in Mr. Lazio's chairmanship, Congress imposed a record cut of one-fourth, or $6 billion, in HUD's budget, without hearings.
The 24-year-old Malchow, who holds the world record, cut 0.01 seconds off the mark set by the American Melvin Stewart in winning the 1992 gold medal.
For the record, Cutting, a Gilded Age aristocrat, was the good-government-minded president of the Citizens Union.
Record cuts outlined in the 2015 federal budget will see Australia's foreign aid relative to income fall to the lowest levels since the creation of a formal aid program more than 40 years ago.
The music video, which he referred to as the loosely autobiographical story of his move to Germany, where he made part of this record, cuts in and out of shots of dimly lit classic cars zipping around foreboding streets.
The best way to figure out whether your own publication record cuts the mustard in your particular discipline is to ask someone who has served on search committees what they think of it.
"With 74% of new Welsh jobs below the living wage, the weeping sore of the bedroom tax and communities confronting record cuts, we need a grass roots movement to push back".
