Sentence examples for rapidly slash from inspiring English sources

Far tougher action is needed to rapidly slash emissions".

Initially, the response was to rapidly slash short-term interest rates, from 5.5% to 0.5%, the lowest level in the Bank's history.

It does, however, appear that the sailfish time their attacks: One at a time, they charge the school rather slowly considering the high speeds they are able to reach and use their bill, which is covered in microteeth, to rapidly slash and prod the sardines.

This is rapidly slashing the wealth of middle class Americans.

If rates do start on what is assumed to be an upward trend, probably in February, then Mr Carney needs to project loud and clear that it should not be assumed to be an upward trend, and that rates could rapidly be slashed again should conditions demand it.

To grow sales in educational circles rapidly, Apple will probably slash the price of earlier iPad models when it unveils the next version of the device, which is expected to happen sometime in the next couple of months.

If the diver persists, the shark may rapidly close in and slash with its upper teeth.

To slash its deficit rapidly, the Greek government has raised taxes and cut wages, actions that have hit families hard and caused the real economy to dry up.

Those economists also say Japan – its population aging more rapidly than any in the world – must eventually slash pensions in order to keep pace.

Although economists are split on this issue, opponents of extended benefits note that North Carolina's employment grew rapidly last year after it slashed the number of weeks of aid it offered.

The world is rapidly depleting its "carbon budget" for the first half of this century and must slash the carbon intensity of the global economy, a new report said today.