Sentence examples for just to slash from inspiring English sources

But the solution is not, as we are likely to see on Wednesday, just to slash the entitlements.

In other words, the Orioles weren't following in the grand tradition of the San Diego Padres of the early 1990's and the Florida Marlins of the 1997 World Series championship in decimating the team just to slash the payroll.

Because the technology we have today gives us the tools that we need not just to slash this crazy waste, but also to re-imagine the concept of what a building is.

By contrast, Mr Reagan thought it just fine to slash taxes, while leaving the job of cutting spending to others (and when they didn't, that was just fine too).

In case you missed it, OPEC just decided to slash its oil production to keep gasoline prices high.

The local government department, despite councils having already faced a 40% cut to their funding since 2010, has just agreed to slash around a further 30% from its budget over the next four years, with public health and adult social care particularly at risk.

We don't have these systems in place here in the States, and our politicians just voted to slash funds for the Hawaiian warning system this week.

When you've done enough roll and slash, you just need to slash him one more time with the Master Sword and you're done.

Shell also just unveiled plans to slash 300 jobs at its Albian tar sands project in Alberta, while Suncor, another company in Canada, said it would make 1,000 redundancies.

When liberal activists hear someone within their own party call for fiscal responsibility, they reflexively assume that the speaker is just looking for ways to slash benefits for the poor, all while claiming to be a "modern" kind of Democrat.

It suggests there are plans afoot to slash just under £30 a week from the employment support allowance, on the basis that people on jobseeker's allowance, worth £70 a week, are migrating to the more generous ESA in order to get more money.