Sentence examples for slashed impacting from inspiring English sources

The end of the Cold War saw government defence budgets slashed, impacting the supercomputer market.

Fears that they will have the value of their investments slashed are already impacting the ability of other Michigan cities.

"This just shows that the government's slashing of funding is impacting on the ability of local authorities to provide our services".

The Isle of Wight festival, which kicks off the season this weekend, has revealed that it cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 22% last year, while July's Lovebox in London slashed 38% from its environmental impact.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel vowed Wednesday to slash $190 million from the Chicago Police Department's $1.3 billion budget without impacting "the amount of officers on the street".

The worldwide recession has slashed both production and international trade, and the impact is being felt most in export-driven economies in Asia.

Sweden's central bank on Thursday slashed interest rates by 50 basis points, to 3.75%, to stem the impact of its involvement in economically troubled Baltic nations.

Besides the impacts on human health, trade and tourism came to a complete standstill and slashed the already low-GDP growth and income of the population in the region.

So it is unlikely that, having slashed rates from September through April in an attempt to cushion the economy from the recessionary impact of the subprime credit crisis, the Fed will do anything in the near future.

She added: "They have slashed capital spend on housing, obliterated grants for housing associations and failed to fully mitigate against the impact of the bedroom tax which is having a devastating impact on social landlords.

He said his team had "slashed" the route from the 149 miles originally envisaged when the Games were bid for and that the impact on Londoners and businesses would be minimised.