Sentence examples for the cuts once from inspiring English sources

One senior BBC insider said there is growing unease among executives about the likely reaction of staff to some of the cuts once they are formalised.

The budget document also reveals that, despite the cuts, once inflation is taken into account spending will still rise overall each year from £637.3bn this year until £711.4bn in 2015/16.

Mickelson has missed the cut once, in 1997.

In eight events, he has had two top-three finishes, and has only missed the cut once.

Whaley has played in only three L.P.G.A. events this season and made the cut once, at the Giant Eagle L.P.G.A. Classic last month in Vienna, Ohio.

He's only avoided the cut once in four appearances at the Open, but this is looking promising for the US-based Scot.

"The biggest problem with any type of episiotomy is the lack of control of the cut once it's done," explained Louana George, a registered nurse and certified professional midwife who delivered babies for 25 years.

Wade, the model, whom the Cut once described as "an Instagram poet" and "the Millennial Oprah?," addressed the group: "I'm going to open up the space by setting an intention for the dinner".

He had played in eight majors and made the cut once.

Allow air to circulate around the cut once it heals and stops hurting; don't leave the sticking bandage on for too long.

Unionized employees and retirees eventually accepted the benefit cuts once they realized the solvency of the pension system was at stake.