Sentence examples for slashed further from inspiring English sources

"All Londoners are going to end up paying for the most expensive bridge in the world, with austerity-squeezed budgets having to be slashed further to cover this.

Public defenders who had long depended on a highly unstable source of funding – traffic tickets – now saw their revenues slashed further.

Others fret that in common with many of the BBC's international ventures—World Service radio schedules will increasingly feature ads.And the World Service's budget might be slashed further.

The ratings agency warned that its debt grade could be slashed further if the government's commitment to austerity measures and reforms, demanded in exchange for its €110bn (£95bailoutlout waned.

Mr. Antivasis has had his salary reduced by 35 percent in the past two years, to $1,150 a month, and will see his income slashed further under the new measures.

As if that were not challenge enough, her growing worry is that the partisan stalemate in Washington will linger, the Pentagon budget will be slashed further and extensive layoffs will result.

Some analysts were surprised that it did not take the opportunity to slash further its investment-banking operations, as UBS, its bigger rival, has done.Kweku Adoboli, a former trader at UBS in London, was sentenced to seven years in prison for fraud.

But recession puts even more pressure on governments trying to contain deficits: tax receipts drop, spending on social benefits increases and the debt rises inexorably, unless governments slash spending further, which further undercuts growth.

Labour is likely to question whether companies should be getting even lower tax, when welfare is being slashed even further.

This consummate revival of a modern classic suggests that if companies capable of producing this level of work are slashed any further, we could all be at sea.

Pendleton then lifted the pace radically to allow Britain back into the game wiht a vengeance, briefly claiming both World Record and Olympic Record and bringing a deafening roar from the crowd: That cheer only fell silent when China's duo of Jinjie Gong and Shuang Guo slashed a further tenth of a second off the World Record.