Sentence examples for together to cut from inspiring English sources

Several teams are producing Webcasts together to cut costs.

He did it by bringing parties together to cut through gridlock.

But small groups of countries could work together to cut through the negotiating fog.

Funds under $100 million should be merged together to cut overhead.

Republicans and Democrats came together to cut taxes, raise spending, and give free health care to the first responders on 9/11.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, said Labour's introduction of neighbourhood policing had seen PCSOs, police officers and communities come together to cut crime.

Imagine the reassuring sight of Alistair Darling and Vince Cable working together to steady the markets, deciding together how to cut the deficit with the least damage and the fairest tax rises.

Perhaps I could get you and your visitor together, threaten to cut the piano in half, and... oh, forget it.

The emissary, Frank G. Zarb, whose analysis of Nassau's faltering finances led the governor to propose a $100 million state bailout last month, met with officials here at the Garden City Hotel to urge them to work together quickly to cut county spending.

But really, truly, if the administrative fear of having to return keys and get your deposit back and find somewhere else to live is the only bond still keeping you together, best to cut it off now.*.*

However, when interacted, the two variables together serve to cut the odds of treatment in half, although this interaction effect was not significant in this relatively small study.