Sentence examples for slash potential from inspiring English sources

"If each channel depended on individual consumers electing to pay individually for it, this would slash potential viewership and seriously hurt the ability of most channels to attract their current level of advertising dollars," said Jenni Moyer, a spokeswoman for Comcast.

So Schiwal switched to a job that offered more flexibility but slashed his potential earnings by a quarter, although the couple faced $85,000 in student debt.

Nor will either company endear itself to drivers by slashing their potential earnings.

Correcting this mistake slashed the potential benefit of the regulation by nearly $750 million.

Presidential hopeful-slash-potential troll-slash-pseudo fascist Donald Trump ascended to a whole new level of batshit nuts on Monday when he publicly called for a freeze on all Muslim immigration and tourism in the US.

He has also enthused about the potential to slash environmental and safety laws after Britain leaves the EU.

This method has the potential to slash the energy cost of carbon dioxide capture, making it affordable enough to be deployed on a large scale.

Perhaps no longer: developments in artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to slash the cost — and the error count — of relatively basic legal functions.

Other new measures are planned to increase the energy efficiency of the bloc's ageing housing stock, which have the potential to slash the need for Russian gas imports, according to research papers.

Such reductions, if they occurred worldwide, would have the potential to slash the rate of global warming by half by midcentury — equivalent to wiping out the warming we have experienced over the last 50 years.

But in the next few years, as quantum processes begin to play a larger part in computation of all kinds, we may well hear much more about reversible computing and its potential to slash the energy wasted in computing.