Sentence examples for we will cut deeper from inspiring English sources

But by the same logic, given the uncertainty about the prospects for economic recovery over the next few years, the government should avoid deep cuts in public spending from 2011-12 onwarDarlingling: We will cut deeper than Thatcher, 26 March).

Google will cut deeper and spend more money on cuts than it originally expected as it restructures Motorola Mobility, the ailing cellphone maker it bought for $12.5 billion.

But the FBI and its supporters fear that the expiration of Section 215 will cut deeper than the loss of bulk collection.

Reaching two consecutive cup finals is a fine achievement, but losing them both, to St Johnstone and Celtic, will cut deeper.

Soon there will be all of the fame, and the making of a new iconography, and the words and the music that he will bring to us will be rich and will cut deep, will be sometimes lyrical and sometimes thorny, but almost always beautiful.

"They have deep pockets, but we will cut a hole in their pocket," Ma jokes.

If the government cannot cut civil servants' benefits, as the court ruled, then it will have to cut deeper in the places where it can.

But gasoline prices have risen 35 cents since then, making big vehicles even more unattractive and suggesting that Detroit automakers will need to cut deeper.

But some analysts are predicting that those firms will have to cut deeper this fall because there is no sign of a rebound in their main businesses -- selling stocks and bonds and arranging corporate mergers.

It's a plan that smartly pockets more than a trillion dollars in spending cuts Democrats can sort-of accept and only then begins a grand bargain process, ensuring that if there's a grand bargain later, it will cut far deeper into the bone of Democratic priorities.

To see how deep it will cut, have a look at these figures.