Sentence examples for tremendous cuts from inspiring English sources
"Looking back, 2001 was an extraordinary year for the advertising industry," said David Peeler, president and chief executive at CMR in New York, because of the dot-com bust as well as "the downward turn in the economy, budget cuts, agency consolidations and the tremendous cuts in television advertising in the days following Sept. 11".
Tremendous cuts in the prices they can charge have been caused by a reduction in costs of providing service.
From there, it's stump speechery -- Booker calls for a return to "pragmatism in our politics" and praises the President for putting "tremendous cuts on the table" to replace the "blunt, brutal and blind" cuts of the sequester.
It is our demand, and the illegality of our demand, that keeps the price tag high and fuels a tremendous cut-throat scramble for the available resources of this illegal trade.
A tremendous back-cut four off Bravo to move into the nineties, then he carts a slower ball over cover to move to 98, before driving to long-off, yelping with delight and scampering two.
At Bishāpūr in southwestern Iran, a tremendous rock-cut relief depicts him seated on a throne and witnessing a triumph of his army: in the top row he is flanked by nobles of the court, and the lower row contains soldiers who present captives and trophies of victory.
I had left the company I loved and took a tremendous pay cut to go serve my country.
Aldo has risen to the top of the mixed martial arts world on account of his evasive style, tactical genius, and pinpoint accuracy, but if there is any weakness in his game, it is his tendency to fatigue in the later rounds, perhaps on account of his tremendous weight cut.
"Dear Mr Lewis, Our most heartfelt thank you for the tremendous tape you cut for me to take on Apollo 14.
In his radio address, Mr. Jeffords said, he would like to make the point that "the administration, with its tremendous desire to cut taxes, is making a disruptive economic situation, which is very dangerous".
"It cuts out tremendous costs," said Mr. Dardano.
