Examples of using Cut back in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
Should you give up or cut back?
Should we cut back on agricultural aid?
Coal mining has also been cut back.
Leaves are cut back for transport.
Cut back on junk food and start to exercise.
Perhaps I should cut back a little.
Cut back people and pages, you increase revenue.
The film was cut back to 128 minutes.
Usually, however, they rarely have to be cut back.
Instead, they have cut back on spending.
Cut back on the quantity or how often you indulge.
If we have to cut back, then the devil has won.
After 1918 femaleemployment was once again considerably cut back.
Dad said they had to cut back on expenses, so.
If the inventories are excessive, production is cut back.
In Jordan we have had to cut back our relief work.
Businesses cut back production and performance of construction.
However, unfortunately, funding is being cut back throughout Europe.
When cut back regularly, they provided valuable raw materials.
This means, that the lateral shoots are cut back.
They have had to cut back, it's not what it was.
Cut back to the ground often to give twigs their conspicuous colour.
After the winter, cut back the fern until a tuber remains.
Cut back every few years to give them a more intense black-red colour.
Basically the following rules apply: Cut back weak shoots lower than strong ones.
The Brass Cut Back is designed for the specific job of outline work.
Hydrangea macrophylla: In spring, they are just cut back if required.
The plant must be cut back as needed to allow more light to enter.
Stood up and told them I thought they ought to cut back on their advertising.
The U.S. Government cut back its research and development effort in about 1970.