Sentence examples for it has sliced from inspiring English sources

A major furniture retailer is to recall a popular model of dining chair owing to what it calls a "potential issue" with its design: it has sliced off parts of people's toes.

The residents whose communities it has sliced through know all too well what such infrastructure symbolises – that their neighbourhoods can be sacrificed for the good of growth.

Despite that, it has sliced spending even deeper than it originally anticipated, eliminated routes, closed maintenance operations and gone back to its unions for more concessions, only to have its employees dig in their heels.

Democrats have attacked the Bush tax cut, arguing that it has sliced deeply into the surplus, and they are trying to link it to the recession by suggesting that the resulting budget problems are keeping long-term interest rates higher than they would normally be during a downturn.

Ago2 is a unique member of Argonaute protein family because it has slicer activity that can cut perfect complement targets of miRNAs and small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) [ 8].

Adam Scott has sliced idiotically into deep tumult down the right.

The pane skimmed the man's head so close that it ripped off his keffiyeh and sent it flying, but if it had dropped a few inches to the right it would have sliced his face off like that ninja bodyguard in Equilibrium.

Flashes of Common Sense The Lower Manhattan Expressway would surely have doomed SoHo, through whose heart it would have sliced.

The downsides of sequestration are that it would have sliced 10percentt off the top of all programs, good or bad, and caused serious job disruption.

Cut it, and you have sliced yourself an edible canvas, its finely balanced squares of coloured sponge carefully demarcated with icing.

You might have sliced it up and stirred it into paella, chopped it into little cubes that were swept up into an omelet or infused it in stew to give it a smoky edge.