Sentence examples for yes cut from inspiring English sources

Hindery suggested one way for Cablevision to afford YES: cut the rate it charges itself to carry its own MSG and Fox Sports New York services.

Quoting Miliband's phrase, Cameron says: I tell you what; Britain can do better  To raise living standards in the long-term, you need to do some major things:......you need to cut the deficit to keep mortgage rates low......you need to grow your economy, get people jobs......and yes – cut people's taxes.

"Yes cut emissions, yes.

Yes, cut yourself a break!

The comment after suggestion 52 reads "Yes, cut" and the suggestion is coloured in green to denote a cut that is going ahead.

Duncan Black suggests that there's still a macroeconomic case for targeting economic aid on people with lower incomes; e.g, food stamps yes, cuts in the capital gains tax no.

It was against the first major action of the new president, the $787 billion stimulus proposal that included infrastructure projects, saving blue-collar government jobs, and tax cuts (yes, tax cuts) for the middle class.

I vetoed that treaty… …I got Britain out of the EU bail-out scheme… …and yes – I cut that budget.

Hers are bold, yes, but cut loose to sit slightly away from the body, which is far more attractive than spray-on.

On Saturday the front and subsequent inside pages of the newspaper Libération were entirely devoted to an extensive analysis of a 3 percent (yes, 3 percent) cut in the national culture budget.

I used to be a renegade, I used to fool around But I couldn't take the punishment and had to settle down Now I'm playing it real straight, and yes, I cut my hair You might think I'm crazy, but I don't even care Because I can tell what's going on.