Sentence examples for slashed numbers of from inspiring English sources

In 1985, canine distemper slashed numbers of black-footed ferrets in Wyoming.

Since 2010, they've slashed the numbers of prison officers by 7,000 and, clearly, the prison system cannot cope.

Recognising the public's appetite for reducing the number of migrants coming into the country, the government slashed the numbers of highly skilled visas available each year.

This is a rare good news story emerging from an administration that has, tragically, slashed the numbers of refugees being resettled in America.

* White House slashes number of official black-tie balls.

Plans to slash the numbers of "equivalent" qualifications were first announced by ministers in 2011 following Professor Alison Wolf's review of vocational education.

His main task will be to slash the numbers of civil servants and to decentralise government powers to tax and spend.

It slashed the number of coupons.

He also slashed the number of HMRC staff by 11,000.

It has slashed the number of successful green card applications.

National Savings & Investments has slashed the number of premium bond prizes, reducing people's chances of winning.