Sentence examples for the consequences of the cuts from inspiring English sources

The consequences of the cuts have been enormous.

What the consequences of the cuts will be is a matter of dueling realities.

For many parents at the rally, the consequences of the cuts were potentially more serious.

The council is committed to investing extra money in its services to protect children following a series of abuse cases, but Bore described the consequences of the cuts as "quite dire".

"But if we are not at the ports when the boats arrive in – or in the hospitals or reception centres, or at the commission hearings – who will help these girls?" The IOM expressed concerns about the consequences of the cuts.

A 45-year-old senior lecturer at Chelsea college of art and design, who did not wish to be named, said: "There was a free teach-in at 5 o'clock and various speakers came and talked about the consequences of the cuts on the arts and education.

A judicial review into the consequences of the cut in housing benefit is set to go ahead after the government lost an attempt to have the action thrown out.

Republican lawmakers, confronting the consequences of the spending cuts, would have to come to the conclusion that delaying both defense and nondefense spending cuts would be best for today's economy.

Mr. Baker wished, wrote Mr. Cannon, that "he had paid more attention to the consequences of the tax cuts".

The briefing was the latest attempt by Mr. Obama's White House to try and make sure that Republicans receive the blame for the consequences of the automatic cuts — if they happen.

Obama is to follow up his remarks to the governors with a visit Tuesday to Newport News, Virginia, where many civilian jobs are dependent on military spending, to underline the consequences of the defence cuts.