Sentence examples for effect in slashing from inspiring English sources

The most instructive answer might be to look at the United States, where "dynamic scoring" has been used to catastrophic effect in slashing marginal tax rates.

Will budget sequestration go into effect in early March, slashing global health along with other discretionary spending?

The S.E.C. pressed the company to change its filings, which had the effect of slashing the company's revenue in half.

Most economists say that such cuts take six to nine months to have their full effect, so the rate slashing may help increase employment in the months ahead.

Right now we are in effect following the reverse policy: slashing domestic spending in the face of an economic slump.

Lundqvist finished with 29 saves and showed no ill effects after getting accidentally slashed in the right eye by a teammate in Game 1, forcing him to leave after the first period.

We suspect that the slashing of direct grants to the city council will have a dramatic effect in northern, deprived areas while supporting southern, more affluent societies.

In October last year, the government of Andhra Pradesh imposed new restrictions, in effect halting new loans and slashing repayment levels.

A study on the effect of slash and burn practices in northeast India showed that the fungus prefers to fruit on burned cones of the Khasi Pine, and that the number of fruit bodies on unburned cones increases with cone girth.

The across-the-board slashes in government spending sharply reduced the federal deficit, and the first round, at around $24bn, went into effect in March.

To get the full effect, make some slashes in your jeans and then sew them up again in the manner of a badly made horror film doll.