Phrases with «deep cuts»

The phrase "deep cuts" refers to significant reductions or reductions in a budget, spending, or resources. Full definition

Many states responded to their severe fiscal problems in 1991 by making deep cuts in programs for the poor, a new report contends. (edweek.org)
But opponents argue that all council services will suffer as a result of deep cuts in the central government grant. (politics.co.uk)
Once we pulled her up, we could see that she had deep cuts on her legs from the glass. (hamboneaward.com)
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