Sentence examples for dramatically slashing from inspiring English sources

He has proposed dramatically slashing the Pentagon's budget and cancelling all foreign aid.

These are believed to include dramatically slashing the cover price and turning the Evening Standard into a freesheet.

Richard Desmond will spark a tabloid price war by dramatically slashing in half the price of the Daily Star, Saturday Star and Daily Star Sunday.

Donald Trump outlined an economic vision for the US on Monday, including dramatically slashing taxes, and took sharp aim at Hillary Clinton in an attempt to reset a campaign recently flogged by a series of controversies.

Her speech was in part a response to one given by Trump in the beleaguered Rust Belt city on Monday, when he proposed dramatically slashing taxes, reducing income tax brackets from seven levels to three – of 12%, 25%and33%3% – and eliminating income taxes for individuals who earn less than $25,000 annually, or $50,000 for a married couple.

This continues Amazon's trend of dramatically slashing the Kindle's price and releasing more affordable models— only a year ago the cheapest model was $259.

You would also need to dramatically slash drug prices.

As for benefits, those, too, have been dramatically slashed over the years.

They will return a dramatically slashed majority at best, probably exacerbated by a painfully low turnout.

U-Drive-It taxi dramatically slashes operating costs, but safety risks of rear-seat steering mean sky-high insurance that doubles average fare.

The Government has since 2010 dramatically slashed grants for building homes for social rent while concentrating on the more expensive "affordable" rent model.