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cutback

[kuht-bak] / ˈkʌtˌbæk /


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Eventually, there would be cutbacks in programming costs, “but that’s not the bulk of the savings,” Neumann said.

From Los Angeles Times

Calderon said he had heard from numerous school districts across the state that had been dipping into reserve funds to avoid layoffs and cutbacks since the Secure Rural Schools Act expired.

From Los Angeles Times

Job cuts across the country are the highest they have been in five years, led by layoffs in California and cutbacks in Washington.

From Los Angeles Times

Optimism fell to its lowest since December 2022, Mr Moore added, "amid reports of cutbacks to client budgets and pervasive worries about long-term UK economic growth prospects".

From BBC

He got an assist for Alexander Isak's goal - a wonderful cutback - and has looked to add more goals after 18 last season.

From BBC