Sentence examples for attempt to slash from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's is cutting 500 head office jobs in an attempt to slash costs despite overtaking rival Asda to become the UK's second largest supermarket over Christmas.

Much as Durham's attempt to slash Yorkshire's lead at the top of the First Division table has trained attention on Scarborough, Sussex's role in what remains of the season should not be underestimated.

It surely represents the most aggressive attempt to drive down the living standards of the poor since the second-ever Labour government was destroyed in 1931 after an attempt to slash payments to unemployed people and wages.

Djanogly is pushing a bill through parliament that will attempt to slash the legal aid budget by £350m as well as shifting part of the costs of bringing "no win, no fee" cases from losing defendants to winning claimants.

Djanogly is pushing through a bill that will attempt to slash the legal aid budget by £350m as well as shift part of the costs of "no win, no fee" cases from losing defendants to winning claimants.

The announcement comes days after the Japanese carmaker said it would mothball a domestic production line for more than a year in an attempt to slash production to meet weak global demand.

Indeed, according to an article by Michael Tomasky in New York magazine, Senators Phil Gramm and Don Nickles attempted to slash aid to New York within hours of Mr. Bush's promise.

Obafemi Martins, Sebastien Bassong, Damien Duff, Habib Beye and Geremi were among those to depart as the Magpies attempted to slash expenditure.

That is fine by Poles who work in public sector, but it would stymie government attempts to slash the 7% budget deficit.

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, is attempting to slash up to £13bn from the welfare budget to pay for radical changes to the system.

If I get through this evening without attempting to slash my throat on the thinnest bit of my keyboard, then it's going to be a miracle.