Sentence examples for slash prices for from inspiring English sources

While fare sales can be fleeting, airline watchdogs expect to see more airlines slash prices for their upper-class seats before the year is out.

The group admitted that a strong pound had forced it to slash prices for non-UK customers and rely on less profitable sales to fashion-hungry British shoppers to maintain its stellar growth rate.

Indeed, competitors believe N.T.T. will similarly slash prices for phone service by as much as 50 or 60percentt -- if and when they start to pose a serious challenge.

One that could be done with the stroke of a pen: Use existing legal authority to slash prices for the lifesaving drug naloxone — an opioid-overdose antidote — and for its easy-to-use, patented delivery devices.

In late April, the opposition Labour Party and its potential coalition partner, the left-leaning Green Party, said that if elected to government next year, they would create an intermediary between generators and retailers that they say would slash prices for consumers.

Once the darling of investors, the online retailer has had a difficult year, where it has been forced to slash prices for non-UK customers because of the strong pound, leaving it more reliant on price-conscious domestic shoppers in an increasingly competitive UK market.

According to Travelsupermarket, holiday companies have slashed prices for trips to destinations including Malta, Sardinia and the Algarve.

Apple also said on 28 December it was slashing prices for battery replacements and would change its software to show users whether their phone battery was good.

And they have not slashed prices for Hublot's watches, as they have with those of its rivals (watchmakers get only about a third of the final selling price of a watch).

American began by slashing prices for tickets bought well in advance, while keeping prices for tickets bought closer to takeoff (when ticket inventory was lower, and demand was less price-sensitive) as high as possible.

Asda is asking suppliers for discounts and cash contributions worth millions of pounds so it can fight back against the rise of discounters Aldi and Lidl by slashing prices for shoppers.