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cutback

[kuht-bak] / ˈkʌtˌbæk /


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Through their dribbling or off-the-ball movement, they would force the opposition's defensive line deeper before a cutback or cross was put away.

From BBC

Naturally, this is forcing many to consider making significant cutbacks and their entire futures in the industry.

From BBC

Companies face other headwinds, industry officials and analysts said, including U.S. government cutbacks to grants that could dent research efforts that eventually lead to new drugs for businesses.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bureau of Reclamation’s alternatives propose ways to determine water cutbacks after that.

From Los Angeles Times

In the filing with securities regulators Thursday, the carmaker detailed charges of about $6 billion related to the EV cutbacks and another $1.1 billion writedown related to restructuring its joint venture in China.

From MarketWatch