Sentence examples for able to slash from inspiring English sources

Low inflation has meant that central banks have been able to slash interest rates.

The earnings report showed Gannett has been able to slash expenses enough to stay profitable despite steady revenue declines.

What is clear is that Hilead, with all its government support, has been able to slash prices.

Will governments be able to slash spending/raise taxes sufficiently to bring their budgets back into balance?

While Mr. Hands has been able to slash costs and revenue has recently picked up, EMI remains a sickly business.

This year, the chain expects to be able to slash prices, offer more promotions and improve its selection.

He was able to surgically slash people to make them dead, but he appears to have spared Echo – and no one BUT Echo.

At a rancorous summit meeting this week of the European Union's heads of state, several Eastern European countries and Italy said they might no longer be able to afford to slash greenhouse gas emissions as envisioned under a broad plan agreed upon last year and would need some concessions from other countries in the bloc.

That doesn't mean that companies are going to be able to keep slashing their way to profit growth.

It promises to prune the public sector and to slash regulations.Most foreign investors will be able to live with this policy, despite its streak of xenophobia.

"Without legislation, the Postal Service will not be able to make payments that are due and will likely be forced to slash services.