Sentence examples for that savage from inspiring English sources

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It is recognised that savage spending cuts and tax increases have made the eurozone's debt crisis worse instead of better.

Many Keynesian economists are aghast, arguing that savage budget cuts will fell a fragile recovery and condemn the rich world to deflation.

We should also be able to agree that savage satire of politicians is inevitable and even desirable in a free press.

Why do you hate us so?" The ardent possessiveness that savage parents — especially the mothers — display toward their offspring is the key to understanding the Slows' culture.

But was the Chelsea defender right in saying that Savage did not have a career to speak of and had achieved nothing?

Yet our crisis has exposed deep flaws in the international economic system, flaws that savage cuts to salaries will not cure.

I can't say for certain that Savage-Weiner belongs to the "never criticise America" crowd.

Yesterday, the new executive director of the trust, Julie Gilmore, announced that the investigation has ended and that Savage-Rumbaugh is back on the job.

Former employees of the sanctuary, also called the Great Ape Trust and Bonobo Hope, alleged that Savage-Rumbaugh, a pioneer in communicating with apes, was not caring for the bonobos properly.

What's surprising is that "Savage Run" turns out to be not merely funny but, more often than not, thoughtful.