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(61) In mid-1981 Virgin was doing badly; the company had made redundancies and the roster was being cut back.

(62) If anything, increase plant protein and cut back on animal sources of protein, which are high in saturated fat.

(63) However, it also reflects the desire of government to cut back on spending initiatives.

(64) Chrysler has already suspended production at one of its main assembly plants and cut back on managerial staff.

(65) Labour councillors have already pointed out that spending restrictions imposed by the Government will mean crucial services could be cut back.

(65) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(66) Avoid an east-facing situation to prevent frost damage and cut back long growth immediately after flowering.

(67) Employees at defense-related firms dramatically cut back their household spending, fearing pink slips.

(68) Kirby cut back toward the center of the field, and safety Devin Bush kept him out of the end zone.

(69) Mr Evans said that capital spending had been cut back from original plans to offset the squeeze on profitability.

(70) Now our job may be less demanding, or we may need less money and cut back to part-time work.

(71) Public or private, Amstrad will have to cut back as there are no blockbuster products in the pipeline, Sugar warns.

(72) Banks got into the act when they realized that they too could cut back their exposure to a dangerous and cyclical world.

(73) The grain inventories will show whether high corn prices have forced cattle ranchers and hog farmers to cut back feeding rates.

(74) Buddleias, although messy[sentencedict.com], should not be cut back until spring.

(75) With handlers using chain saws on the anesthetized 4, 500-pound females, the 18-inch horns were cut back to six inches.

(76) I had no choice but to cut back to a hands-off style-getting involved in exceptions only.

(77) Her friends know that she is under stress and have warned her to cut back on her workload.

(78) The lower rates may be a better deal for most employers, but health coverage could be cut back too.

(79) Cracks in rendering should be raked out, cut back to sound material if necessary and then filled with new mortar.

(80) Since then the economic clamp-down has further cut back urban building projects, closed rural industries and increased restrictions on small-scale business.

(81) All foliage on leggy marginals such as marsh marigolds should also be cut back.

(82) The Chancellor has also cut back tax relief on relocation packages for employees.

(83) The borders were neatly raked over and the roses cut back.

(84) Others are angry because he cut back on overtime to balance the budget.

(85) They are demanding that richer countries cut back their carbon emissions to compensate.

(86) The Corporation, which controls London's financial centre, wants to cut back on free parking bays.

(87) Within days, in the face of public criticism, this had been cut back to ￡ 1.2m.

(88) Heloise has figured out little ways to cut back on calories, she says.

(89) Despite a cut back on subsidies, existing land ownership laws still encourage clearance for ranches.

(90) Consumers, overloaded with debt, have cut back new borrowing to the slowest rate in two years.