Sentence examples for slash because of from inspiring English sources

Stewart had once been popularly known as Slash because of his versatility, but now he must make an impact elsewhere.

Now everyone is having their money slashed because of it".

Now their salaries have been slashed, because of contracting out.

More people would attend and ticket prices could be slashed because of the much bigger crowds.

About 70 of Dewey's 300 partners have left since January after their salaries were slashed because of the firm's weak financial performance.

With water deliveries slashed because of drought and environmental disputes, he could plant only 20 percent of his property with irrigated crops this year.

Even as the state budget is being slashed because of slumping tax revenues, many politicians say they have no choice but to pay.

The hours were slashed because of budget cuts (and hours are under the gun again, in Mayor Bloomberg's new budget).

Through the first four months of the year, she played in six L.P.G.A. events, her number of potential paydays slashed because of a shrinking tournament schedule and a slightly higher percentage of events restricted to fewer players.

Raj Chada, of solicitors Hodge, Jones Allen, which represented the protesters, said: "As well as the millions spent on the eviction itself, Basildon council sought to spend even more on a vindictive prosecution of a group of people who happened to disagree with them – and this at a time when local services are being slashed because of budget cuts.

Tony Kemp, who runs a taxi firm in Pickering, said his profits have been "slashed" because of the rising costs.