Sentence examples for managed to slash from inspiring English sources

The victim managed to slash the suspect in the neck with an unknown weapon.

It managed to slash costs at Iberia and has avoided much of the turbulence created by the super-connectors.

The second time, he took a single staple from a legal newspaper and managed to slash the radial artery in his left wrist with it.

The business has managed to slash its debt burden, which in the past had put the company in a precarious position, by £30m to £97m as at 30 June.

The other thing you need to know is that in the face of the current crisis, austerity has been a failure everywhere it has been tried: no country with significant debts has managed to slash its way back into the good graces of the financial markets.

Last month, LinkedIn agreed to pay $13 million £8.55 million) to settle a class action lawsuit that was started due to the sheer number of emails they send out, and later announced they had been experimenting with new methods that managed to slash the number of emails they send by half.

Even if Canada and the rest of the world manage to slash carbon emissions wholesale over the next decade — the goal is near zero after 2050 — the report forecasts that Canada's average temperature will still rise by 1.8 degrees Celsius (3.2 degrees Fahrenheit).

He was lassoed from a distance and caught, but he quickly managed to whip out his sword and slash the rope in time.

Daily deals juggernaut Groupon managed to significantly slash marketing costs last quarter, but its net loss in the second quarter of this year has almost tripled compared to last year as it hired more than 1,000 new employees, according to an SEC filing published this morning.

And for those youth centres that have managed to stay open, reduced services, slashed staffing hours and dysfunction become commonplace.

The Swiss national received a cut to the cheek but managed to overpower his attacker by slashing him on the neck, Colonel Allan Arrojado, commander of the army's Joint Task Group on the island of Sulu, told The Guardian.