Sentence examples similar to slash lack from inspiring English sources

Funding plummeted, courses were slashed, the lack of resources made it difficult for students to complete courses of study in a timely fashion.

The entire story is obviously tragic, but it does make you (once again) consider the whole ease-of-oversharing-slash-lack-of-reason-and-or-responsibility thing that has come to mire the reputation of the Internet Age.

State funding for the individual sports federations has been slashed and athletes lack the very basics.

Just days after the Senate passed its tax cut plan, Ryan explained the pressing need to slash social welfare programs for lack of funds.

WASHINGTON The Affordable Care Act was designed to slash the percentage of Americans who lack health insurance, and it's working.

Up to that point, surf magazines were full of images of powerful cutbacks and slashing turns but lacked the high-flying skate tricks that Christian borrowed from ramps and empty pools.

Unlike most budget cuts, the decision to slash funding isn't due to a lack of money.

The novel's lack of success led publishers to slash Melville's advances, so his earnings fell just as his family grew.

Forests that have been under slash and burn cultivation in the past often suffer from the lack of boron, resulting in growth disturbances.

Redstone's compensation package already had been slashed to reflect his lack of involvement in the day-to-day affairs of his media company.

Proposals to slash financial support to solar projects over 50kW have further laid bare the shocking lack of ambition on solar energy.