Sentence examples for suffer a cut from inspiring English sources

Northern Foods' long-suffering investors, who will suffer a cut in dividend income, would deserve it.

By contrast the richest, those earning over £49,700, will suffer a cut of just 3.6%.

But John Swinney, the Scottish finance secretary, said Scotland would suffer a cut of 5.7% in day-to-day spending in real terms.

Management-board members at Deutsche Telekom are to give up the equivalent of one month's salary after agreeing new working practices with the firm's 120,000 German employees, many of whom will suffer a cut in pay.

If a deal or settlement with Green cannot be reached the scheme will eventually enter the PPF, where the 20,000 members will suffer a cut to their benefits of at least 10%.

England Basketball has become the first governing body to suffer a cut in funding from Sport England after the quango warned it would get tough on sports that were not delivering against participation targets.

Bridger also suffered a cut to his arm as he tried to defend himself.

He suffered a cut under his left eye, and his manager Tony Pulis said he could have been blinded.

Mr. Ocean, who suffered a cut on his finger, threatened to press charges then changed his mind.

She suffered a cut lip, wounds to her arms and head and neck pain, her lawyer said.

Despite wearing layers of protective clothing, the woman suffered a cut that penetrated her gloves, he said.