Sentence examples for needed to slash from inspiring English sources

Conner told employees Boeing needed to slash costs because it was in a price war with its European rival.

It is using the currency crunch as an excuse to cut 5,000 jobs that it needed to slash anyway from its over-manned German plants.

He said Britain needed to slash its electricity emissions by 2020, "and wind power, not nuclear, should get the money and support".

Critically, Cummings limited his losses to 13sec on Dennis and 11sec on Dumoulin, whereas they needed to slash at least 30sec off his overnight lead to have any realistic hope of threatening him through the time bonuses that are awarded at intermediate sprints and the finish.

Joe Manchin, a Democrat who's now one of the state's two senators in Washington, had urged legislators to pursue the tax cuts in 2006, arguing that West Virginia needed to slash taxes on corporations in order to be competitive with other states.

"You need to slash it more".

It will need to slash these without damaging growth, which will require a tricky balancing act.

"In order to possibly emerge from bankruptcy, they also need to slash their cost structure significantly.

Local government will need to slash services if they are to freeze council tax.

He made a fortune betting before the crash that the world had taken on too much debt and would need to slash it.

To get there, however, the grocer needs to slash a further £1.5bn from its cost base by making its stores and distribution network more efficient.