Sentence examples for slash numbers from inspiring English sources

His post-season slash numbers of.292/.409/.553 with 17 home runs and 60 RBIs in 295 plate appearances are extraordinary and bolster his reputation for clutch hitting.

In 1985, canine distemper slashed numbers of black-footed ferrets in Wyoming.

No, we said we would reform the system and slash the numbers, and we did.

It sets out plans to slash staff numbers while proposing the decentralisation of Network Rail and its possible break-up.

Plans to slash the numbers of "equivalent" qualifications were first announced by ministers in 2011 following Professor Alison Wolf's review of vocational education.

His main task will be to slash the numbers of civil servants and to decentralise government powers to tax and spend.

And face it the confession period gave research analysts a chance to slash their numbers, lowering the bar for companies to meet the fourth-quarter earnings consensus estimates.

· Slash the number of exams pupils have to take.

Marks & Spencer is to slash the number of clothing lines it will sell next year.

The city initially sought to slash the number to 81, but compromised and made it 140.

It should slash the number of gas-guzzling one-way streets and engine-loitering traffic lights.