Sentence examples for a slashing of from inspiring English sources

The Maastricht criteria are important, but they require a slashing of the welfare state.

Browne proposes a slashing of the government teaching grant from £3.5bn to £0.7bn.

The most aggressive of the tweaks will be a slashing of prices.

Second, we could see a slashing of student numbers that could spell the end of the opportunity to take a degree for tens of thousands of young people.

An influx of immigrants, a relaxing of rent controls and a slashing of federal and provincial public housing budgets all account for the shortage of low-cost housing.

Realizing that a heavy hand was necessary, he has overseen a slashing of costs and personnel at Data General since he joined the company in 1986.

He's taken a bit of a slashing on the dancefloor in Coco's nightclub.

The risk is an unintended side effect of a planned slashing of the corporate tax rate, strongly favored by Trump and Congress.

The drop in funding follows a previous slashing of staff working on the issue from 38 to six in May 2013.

Congress settled for a punitive slashing of the FCC's budget, which didn't do much to change the new rules.

He was a slashing type of runner who enjoyed punishing defenders.