Sentence examples for slashed it to from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley slashed its rating to "neutral" from "buy," and Stifel Nicolaus slashed it to "sell" from "hold".

Just two weeks ago, he slashed it to $828,000.

The average weekly benefit had been about $309, meaning the 59 percent cut would have slashed it to about $127.

The annual limit was a generous £255,000 until 2010, when Osborne slashed it to £50,000 for the tax year beginning in 2011.

You'll be feeling rather pleased with yourself already if you took the Tote's 22-1, as they slashed it to tens when Houllier signed Dietmar Hamann.

The Italian government has cut its annual budget deficit to 3 percent of G.D.P. last year from 5.5 percent in 2009, and the Irish government has slashed it to 7.6 percent from 13.9 percent.

One of the reasons that Groupon was able to show itself at nearly the break-even point in the North America was that it reduced its marketing and advertising budget, slashing it to $181 million in the third quarter, compared with the $432 million it spent in the first half of the year.

We will not change this simply by increasing state funding of the humanities as opposed to slashing it to nothing.

But what designer with Mr. Yamamoto's long history of accomplishment and regret has not at one time felt the furious need to slash it to bits, to destroy those threadbare notions of taste and elegance?

Watson had to stretch so far to reach a wide half-volley that he fell over in the process of slashing it to deep backward point, where Duminy took a fine leaping catch.

When Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, cut Italy's credit rating again on July 9th, it said that next time it might slash it to junk.Yet for Mr Letta the pivotal event of recent months was that 8m Italian voters turned their backs on traditional parties in February's general election and supported Beppe Grillo's maverick Five Star Movement (M5S).