Sentence examples for which never cut from inspiring English sources
One firm, though, doesn't need to do anything: Goldman Sachs, which never cut its dividend.
BB&T, which never cut its dividend, raised its quarterly payout by one cent, to 16 cents, and declared a special dividend of a penny.
Rudimentary organs, on the other hand, are essentially useless, as teeth which never cut through the gums…" (1859: 452).
This opened the way for a possible bold move by the central bank, which has never cut rates by more than 50 basis points in one step since it took over euro zone monetary policy in 1999.
Some of Andrew's earliest reviews appeared anonymously in the Times during the Festival of Britain in 1951; he sometimes wrote for the Daily Express, which he claimed never cut a review, but it was as music critic of the Financial Times from 1952 onwards that he had a decisive impact on British cultural life.
"He went away from the successful strategy of 2000, 2002, and 2004, which was: 'I will never cut your benefits.
S&P said it might downgrade Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton if both companies retained their "progressive dividend" policies, under which they promise to never cut their payouts.
Which leads to the third austerity principle: Never cut without an evaluation process.
It requires rich countries (save America, which never ratified it) to cut their emissions of greenhouse gases to an average of 5% below the level of 1990.
"I never cut school again.
