Sentence examples for urged to cut from inspiring English sources

PBS was urged to cut an episode introduction by Scottish actor Alan Cumming to make time for more Sherlock.

And still others have been urged to cut prices to Kmart's recently anointed food and beauty distribution partner, the Fleming Companies, or risk losing business.

Although the streaming service cleared the bit with its lawyers, Kohan was strongly urged to cut it: in Berlin, Holocaust jokes are verboten.

Amid Labour roars of approval he said that he had been urged to cut spending on defence, crime, transport, aid, the jobs New Deal and other vital items including science, higher education and skills training.

The head of BP North Sea, Trevor Garlick, says that as most of its work is carried out by oil-services companies on contract, he will now be looking to them for "help" on costs.The government has been urged to cut the high taxes on companies working in the North Sea.

Even oncologists are being urged to cut back on scans for patients with early stage breast and prostate cancers that are not likely to spread, and kidney disease doctors are urged not to start chronic dialysis before having a serious discussion with the patient and family.

This week health-care-industry officials promised, at his urging, to cut cost-inflation by 1.5 percentage points a year, or $2 trillion over ten years.

The title story of Kevin Barry's new collection records the thoughts of a teenage girl struggling against the urge to cut herself.

Yet it is not only Republicans, with their urge to cut spending and downsize government, who like the idea of volunteers.

The preponderance of painting and photography hints at art-market anxiety and, perhaps, an urge to cut down on freight costs.

Jill certainly isn't the only American with a healthy income who has felt the urge to cut back on spending.