Sentence examples for swifter cuts from inspiring English sources

The budget produced last month by George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, set out deeper and swifter cuts in public spending than many were expecting (or think wise).

With a flick of his magic wand, and two swift cuts in interest rates, Alan Greenspan has saved the day.

Earlier this week, the IMF effectively admitted that it had underestimated the damage caused by swift cuts to public spending.

Plainly, the lessons of the Great Depression have been learned not just in the Federal Reserve (which responded with swift cuts in interest rates).

I never noticed before that Whitman's name is very nearly "white man": the poem, like all of Hayes's poems, operates by swift cuts and screens until it finds an opening.

That cosy relationship with Lower Saxony (whose blocking stake the European Commission is seeking to remove) might become a burden if VW needed to make swift cuts to maintain profitability.

An alternative measure from the Cleveland Fed that adjusts for differences in liquidity and the premium for inflation risk in markets for the two has risen even more (see chart).Finally, it is hard to be sure that swift cuts will be as swiftly reversed, as Mr Mishkin and others say.

"14 rue Serpentine: A Paris Notebook," one of the new poems with which Christopher begins this three-decade retrospective, assumes what has become the poet's signature form: episodic narrative achieved by means of short scenes, as in an art film, with swift cuts and special effects.

With one swift cut, the fortunes of the Nets have been altered significantly.

Animals must be handled with care, fed a specific diet and slaughtered with a swift cut to the carotid artery.

UK housebuilder Bovis calls for a swift cut in interest rates as it struggles to sell new houses.