Sentence examples for sequestration's from inspiring English sources

Janet was rallying against sequestration's potentially "catastrophic effects" long before I began hearing the buzz word.

These interviews suggest that labs are indeed being forced to lay off scientists mostly nontenure-track staff but it's difficult to untangle sequestration's effects from longer-term funding woes.

"We're gratified medical research and other non-defense discretionary programs will get a modicum of relief from sequestration's bitter pill but it's not enough to meet the expectations of patients waiting for new treatments and cures".

Judge Julia Gibbons, who chairs the federal judiciary's budget committee, also attested to sequestration's dire impact.

But just because sequestration's impact is diffuse and cumulative over time does not mean it is not there.

If anything, the sequestration's small incision of $55bn a year would ensure, not jeopardize, the sustainability of our national security.

Sequestrations's dire impact is one more punch in the gut to communities who've been struggling.

Due to the high security of the trial and the sequestration, Shakur's trial, along with Acoli's, cost Middlesex County an estimated $1 million combined.

Arianna appeared on Larry King's Hulu web series, "Larry King Now," this week to discuss sequestration, Hillary Clinton's 2016 prospects and marriage equality, as well as a variety of other issues.

Beyond "reversing defense sequestration", Rubio's plan to fight Isis seems to revolve mostly around a fuzzy coming together of "a multinational coalition of countries willing to send troops into Iraq and Syria to aid local forces on the ground".

Thanks to across-the-board cuts known as sequestration, NASA's 2013 budget was reduced to less than $16.9 billion.