Sentence examples for that if cut from inspiring English sources

In the midst of the current stampede to slash federal spending, Congress might want to take a look at two unnecessary (and dangerous) "national security" programs that, if cut, would save the United States over a quarter of a trillion dollars over the next decade.

Emotions that, if cut, would bleed.

He identified a few trees that, if cut, would gain me instant access into naturalist hell.

Entitled Truncated Icosidodecahedron, Evans assures me that if cut out and folded together, this 2 dimensional drawing would indeed make this complex 3 dimensional shape.

"In cases like that, if you cut the medical care, you're hurting that person," Dr. Garcés said.

Stephane Lissner told a meeting organised by Italy's CGIL trade union that if cuts eat into the venue's finances "just a little bit more", then the theatre will be "dangerously close to being privatised".

There is concern that if cuts are made to child tax credits in next week's budget, as widely predicted, then the problem of in-work poverty will become more extreme.

Some senior civil servants have called for a major reform of the way public services are organised, arguing that if cuts are applied to the current system its flaws will be exposed.

The White House said that if cuts of that magnitude were imposed by Congress, 400,000 children would be forced from Head Start programs.

We didn't know their approach to breast-wrangling except that tight gowns, if cut well, support the bust.

If that cut were included in the package, Republicans can argue that they won lower taxes.