Sentence examples for will only cut from inspiring English sources

It will only cut drivers' pay.

Timid plans for more tagging and weekend sentencing will only cut a few.

The US and the EU will only cut their farms subsidies, which make it hard for developing countries to compete, only if the latter reduce their industrial tariffs.

Labour's fox will still be alive and kicking, since bills are rising by £130 this year, but George Osborne will only cut them by £50 – even that relies on the companies' goodwill.

In a potentially explosive intervention, Osborne insisted the government will only cut emissions in line with its neighbours in order to ensure British businesses are not put at a disadvantage.

I drive a car that gets 35 miles per gallon, and I am tired of being told that if I will only cut back on my consumption, everything will be fine.

The 2015 spending review will not only cut departments' budgets; it will also consider their efficiency and effectiveness.

By making a substantial cut in our largest source of carbon emissions, we will not only cut billions of tons of pollution, we will enable a much bigger step forward internationally.

Having the right roommate will not only cut your rent costs in half, but you will have a new companion, and be able to save on your groceries if you decide to share meals.

First up is the TGV Est, set to begin service in June, which will not only cut the travel time from Paris to Strasbourg nearly in half (to 2 hours and 20 minutes), but will also open up fast routes between Paris and cities in eastern France and Luxembourg, Germany and Switzerland.

The Wragby and Bardney stations will not only cut the service's carbon emissions and energy costs but also provide sustainable energy to the national grid.