Sentence examples for increasingly slashing from inspiring English sources

And at risk of confirming the instincts of many newspaper editors who are increasingly slashing the substantial budgets that support their fashion teams to travel to the collections, it actually didn't compare too badly.

Filmed in washed-out bluish gray, slashed with shades of red, "The Machinist" is a self-enclosed mechanism as hermetically sealed as the increasingly paranoid state that grips Trevor.

A University College London study published last year shows that as the parliamentary Labour party became more "careerist" under Tony Blair, it also grew increasingly fond of slashing welfare.

Will schools be built to withstand increasingly unpredictable seasons, slashing rains and high winds?

But they have suffered from the axing of key tax relief, increasingly complex regulations and the slashing of the feed-in tariffs meant to support the growth of solar panels.

The world's most populous country is taking increasingly drastic action, such as slashing Beijing's new sales quota for cars by 40%.

In the past few decades, the GOP has come up with increasingly adventurous economic theories to justify slashing taxes on the wealthy, a policy that supposedly benefits everyone else, especially the poor.

Russell Hobby of the National Association of Head Teachers said schools throughout England were increasingly asking parents to make ends meet, and slashing staff budgets when that wasn't enough.

They include a few bright collages of the mid-50's, in which she starts elaborating the split-moon and eyelet shapes, the slashing leaf forms and arabesques that increasingly appear in her art.

Now, after exhausting marketing gimmicks and slashing rates to the core, they're increasingly offering their wares on so-called opaque travel sites.

Faced with sluggish demand for electric vehicles, auto companies have increasingly been forced to slash prices to stimulate demand.