Cutbacks in a sentence

As described by the researcher, the sudden turn of events also shows how arbitrary, shortsighted, and impersonal many standard processes associated with corporate cutbacks can seem to people impacted by them.

Bulls see the streaming wars ending, with program cutbacks and price rises coming across the board.

Following recent cutbacks, there is just one person in charge of misinformation policy worldwide, according to a recent report in the New York Times.

For some tech workers, the cutbacks are accelerating a move away from big tech companies and into the tech operations of other businesses.

Further details of how the cutbacks affect individual titles and journalists are continuing to emerge, but the company has confirmed that its Bristol office will close tomorrow, while its Newcastle office will be closed in January.

He said the water stored underground can allow for eventual cutbacks in well-water use to be somewhat less severe than the reductions would otherwise need to be.

More than a third of people in Brighton, 37 per cent, said the cost-of-living crisis is stopping them from swimming more and 15 per cent said pool closures and cutbacks mean they have been less able to go swimming.

New research has exposed how food charity in schools is becoming mainstreamed across England amidst the cost-of-living crisis, welfare cutbacks, and entrenched poverty.

Noting that the new codes’ cutbacks in the public-hearing process for new development were added because “both sides wanted predictability in the decision,” she said “there are ways to follow along with what we’re doing so there’ll be no surprises.

Republicans have attempted to force significant expenditure cutbacks over the last ten years by periodically shutting down huge portions of the government and bringing the biggest borrower in history dangerously close to default.

Saudi Arabia and other Gulf members maintained strong compliance with agreed cutbacks and extra voluntary reductions.

That income, along with some spending cutbacks, could get your budget to balance in short order.

The impact of the cutbacks at Reach plc has become clearer after two more senior sports journalists announced their departures from the publisher.

The upshot was relentless cost-cutting, with Reach announcing no fewer than three rounds of cutbacks – in January, March, and most alarmingly in November when the company announced it was looking to shed 450 jobs – including 320 in editorial.

They also worried about the energy crisis that was forcing cutbacks to Christmas lighting, and about what would happen in the summer tourist season if strict gasoline rationing was imposed.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Thursday that the capacity of the U.S. government to respond to and prop up failing financial markets was “decimated” by cutbacks enacted during the Trump administration.

We believe many other producers have made similar cutbacks to output.

A Derbyshire County Council meeting next week will discuss the feedback to four different public consultations on planned cutbacks.

And it doesn't appear that the cutbacks will stop any time soon.

But they have now released details on their plan to push ahead with the cutbacks.