Sentence examples for wider cut from inspiring English sources

Steve Ritea, a Fire Department spokesman, said the change was part of a wider cut in security expenditures that would save nearly $1.2 million annually.

The Clever Zircon Brief has a wider cut body and a wide silver waistband.

What this means is they are often used to produce a much wider cut than a chop saw will make.

When wearing jeans or other pants over your cowboy boots, it is best to go for a wider cut, like flared or wide-leg jeans.

The wider cuts to social care, which begin in earnest in April, are beginning to bite.

The wider cuts across Whitehall will be revealed in the CSR, announced alongside the Autumn Statement on 25 November.

Analysts are predicting wider cuts across the industry, even among workers who had nothing to do with mortgages.

Several experts on the state's economy said that by increasing tax enforcement, Mr. Romney staved off wider cuts to essential services.

But the wider cuts in government spending, amounting to $130 billion and averaging nearly 20 percent for most government departments up to 2015, are a huge political gamble.

Organisers said the demonstration against tuition fees and wider cuts to education was the biggest mobilisation of students since 2010 when demonstrators occupied Tory party offices at Millbank.

Critics believe this is driven by a mixture of George Osborne's wider cuts agenda plus scepticism about the climate change agenda.