Sentence examples for slashed in time from inspiring English sources

As it was, they saw their 15-point lead slashed in time for an old head to restore order in fraying ranks.

Another plus for these companies is that spending for the tools comes not from customers' capital expenditures, which tend to be slashed in tough times, but from research and development budgets, which in high tech are less subject to cutbacks.

Since the great recession of 2008-09, when production of the high-value "lifestyle" lines that occupy most of its machinists' time was slashed in half, factory manager Andy Okolowicz says things have gradually improved: "We have had three or four years now of very steady business, both in the UK and for export".

He was shot in the face, stabbed 27 times and slashed in the throat.

When authorities found him, he had been shot, stabbed 27 times, and slashed in the throat from ear to ear.

One of the more talked-about crimes while I was in Caracas involved the murder of a taxi-driver, who was beaten, slashed in the face, and shot several times.

Such spending is often slashed in recessions.

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Teaching jobs slashed in North Carolina.

School jobs slashed in Hampton Roads, Va.

CMC slashed that time in half.