Sentence examples for better slash from inspiring English sources

America, we're told, had better slash spending right away or we'll end up like Greece or Italy.

On several occasions over the past year, we've been told, after some modest rise in rates, that the bond vigilantes had arrived, that America had better slash its deficit right away or else.

Britain has done even better, slashing the ranks of its jobless by 50% to just 800,000.

Now, they feel it serves them better to slash these pensions, which make up an average of five per cent of budgets, to cut costs.

Market share for the Renault brand in Europe declined from over 10% in 2005 to under 7% in mid-2009, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Associationn, and has only recently revived somewhat with the renewal of the Mégane family of cars.Mr Ghosn, once dubbed le cost killer, now faces criticism that he is better at slashing than building.

But if it is just about which party is better at slashing the deficit and shrinking the size of government, Republicans will win that argument hands down -- they always do and always will.

A few weeks before the election, two labor leaders, accompanied by Joseph D. Driscoll, an old friend of Mr. Hellman's who is also a fire captain and a member of the city's pension fund board, persuaded Mr. Hellman that the city's unions could come up with a better plan to slash the city's pension and benefits costs, rather than have one foisted upon them.

But, the bottom line is -- At least this FCC is attempting to do something, and using Title II is better than previous slash and burn positions.

The platebody is best against slash and stab attacks b If you know a better money making alternative; use it.

To better compete, companies slashed jobs and wages, replacing much of their work force with temporary workers who had no job security and fewer benefits.

Bed Bath & Beyond does better yet, with slash-proof tumblers going for as little as $9.99 a dozen, taxes not included.