Sentence examples for rise cuts from inspiring English sources

Since 2010, Londoners have been hit by the VAT rise, cuts to tax credits and Sure Start centres, a trebling of tuition fees and record unemployment.

Yet as we watch our GDP figures slowly rise, cuts to housing benefit and woefully inadequate house building will keep pushing up homelessness.

She rose to become citywide coordinator in the Work Experience Program -- and then saw her rise cut short.

There is no credibility [in] piling austerity on austerity, tax rise on tax rise, cut upon cut in the eventual hope that it will work when the evidence is pointing the other way".

The tactic has held so far, but the conference season and rising cuts hysteria will test it to destruction.

Unlike the conical brilliant diamonds, now cut by machine, rose cuts must be made and polished by hand, using saw blades and scalpel-like knives.

"They expect tax rises, cuts, so we are now looking to the future; for government to show us how things get better in time.

Mid-rise and high-rise cuts elongate the leg.

Brilliant Cut: Earlier rose cut method was employed for cutting gemstones.

The rose cut, which got its name because the facets resemble the flower's spiraling petals, originated in the 1600s in Golconda, India.

During the 16th century the simple rose cut began to be used, after which there were no new developments until 1640, when, under the patronage of Jules Cardinal Mazarin, the first brilliant cut was carried out (also called the Mazarin cut).