Sentence examples for slashed because of from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

HEE is at risk of having its income slashed because it is one of the key health bodies funded by the £11bn of the health department's £116bn budget that is vulnerable to the Whitehall-wide search for savings and which may be removed from the NHS ringfence.

But it could be that nonprofits would have few, if any jobs, for entry-level lawyers because of the economic climate, and deferred associates are picking up the work for public interest groups that would otherwise be slashing services because of budget cuts.

Meanwhile, home prices tumbled 10% as homebuilders were forced to slash prices because of weak demand.

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

And the company as a whole was able to eke out a profit of $21 million, but only because it slashed $132 million worth of costs.