Sentence examples for it should slash from inspiring English sources

It should slash the number of gas-guzzling one-way streets and engine-loitering traffic lights.

Some said it should slash prices to compete with discounters, others said it should reduce its range and stock far fewer products, a third group said it should be more upmarket in affluent areas; another lot said it was time to scrap Clubcard and others said it should sell-off overseas operations.

It also insisted the US should slash its "gigantic military expenditure and bloated social welfare costs", and repeated its demand for a new global reserve currency to replace the dollar.

ECONOMISTS are constantly urging governments to adopt policies that would reduce global imbalances which, in crude terms, means that China should slash its current-account surplus and America its deficit.

The government should slash student places at "pile it high, sell it cheap" universities – even if it means some being forced to close – to protect Britain's "world class" research institutions, the head of University College London has said.

But this year, scientists at the universities of Southampton and Cambridge will perfect a method that should slash the time it takes to sequence genes.

The government should slash its spending on marginal things and focus on doing what is really important.

To preserve its new economic well being, Sweden should slash taxes and loosen its rigid labour laws.

The BBC should slash the amount of money it spends on mainstream sport on Radio 5 Live and drop its "chest-beating" and "aggressive" approach to its commercial radio rivals, according to TalkSport owner UTV Media.

It may be perfectly reasonable that Barney's January sale should slash the price of a Behnaz Sarafpour dress from $1,210 to $295, because a new Behnaz collection is about to arrive.

Sure enough, belief that one should slash spending even in a depressed economy, and that this would actually promote growth because it would have positive effects on confidence, spread like wildfire in 2010.