cut back造句

Ford decided to cut back drastically.

Rose bushes shoot out again after being cut back.

We shall have to cut back on our spending.

Wholesale sales were down an underlying 23% as customers cut back their orders to reduce stocks.

Overgrown deciduous shrubs can be cut back at this time of year.

Anything expensive which you needed but which you could cut back on.

However, researchers and pharmaceutical manufacturers have significantly cut back on funds for the evaluation and clinical testing of new agents.

His observations chime with a trend in British classrooms to cut back on traditional teaching and to personalise learning.

Then, find items in your budget on which you can cut back, no matter how small they are.

Also, cut back on rich, fatty foods, dairy, and carbohydrates, including sugar, white flour, pasta, white rice, and alcohol.

But there was anger at government proposals to decimate armed forces Numbers and cut back wages and promotions.

The Germans eventually fought this tactic with flamethrowers, and a couple cases of dogs running amok away from battlefields was enough to cut back the program.

Since consumers brought purchases forward in late 2009 to dodge the impending increase they are likely to cut back now, hindering a further expansion in national output.

If the states do not get enough funds, they may be under so much budgetary pressure that they may need to engage in layoffs and cut back services.

The early spacecraft that landed on Mars were thoroughly sterilized. But as money for the space program got tight, the expensive cleansing process was cut back.

British farmers have also cut back on sheep production since the 2001 hoof-and-mouth scare. In Australia, falling wool prices in the 1990s and crippling droughts hit the industry hard.

Demand has remained strong in spite of the global economic downturn as retailers say consumers treat tea as an essential that they are not willing to cut back on.

The recession has made them reluctant to expand without good market data, he argues, yet it has also caused them to cut back on research, making the free census data all the more vital.

Rising gasoline prices have already led Jayme Webb, an office manager at a recycling center in Sioux City, Iowa, and her husband, Ken, who works at Wal-Mart, to cut back on spending.