Sentence examples for will be cutting back from inspiring English sources

Capita may be getting out of its translation services business: public bodies will be cutting back.

But if businesses know that consumers will be cutting back, they have less incentive to build new plant and equipment.

On the face of it, the Rosneft deal means that BP will be cutting back its investment in Russia.

Her customers, she suspects, will be cutting back on owning pets since that can be seen as more of a luxury than a necessity.

Despite Red Bull's lavish spending in 2007, they have revealed that they will be cutting back on F1 frills such as their Red Bulletin magazine and even their Formula Una grid girls.

Instead, said Ben Melson, chief financial officer at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, the result will be cutting back on expansions needed to serve a growing population and on efforts to recruit and retain the best specialists and faculty.

She'll be cutting back on holidays and nights out, but she counts herself lucky.

(He'll be cutting back on the time he spends developing software in real life).

(The Picayune reported this week that Chang survived the massive layoffs at the paper — which, sadly, will also be cutting back to just three days a week in print — but she'll no longer have the "special projects" reporter designation that allowed her to do this ambitious investigation).

What's not explained is how many laptop models will see the Linux switch it's not even an "Internet cool" version of Linux, but Novell nor if Lenovo will actually be cutting back its Windows laptop production as well.

They have been offering huge leverage and will now be cutting back the amount of leverage they allow clients to have".