Sentence examples for slashed on average from inspiring English sources

For instance, the cash portion of the executives' salaries will be slashed on average by 90percentt, and the rest will be replaced by stock that cannot be sold for years.

Last month most drugs on the market saw their prices slashed by 6.5% on average, according to Macquarie, an investment bank.After so many overseas deals, Japanese drug companies are beginning to resemble foreign ones.

But Mr Osborne's reputation for austerity also endures because of the way he has cut government spending.Beyond the protective "ring-fence" the coalition erected around the NHS, schools and international aid, departmental budgets have been slashed by 21% on average.

Thailand, for example, slashed its average tariff from 41% in 1989 to 18% in 2000; Indonesia cut from 25% to 8%.

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Wait times have been slashed from an average of four months to just under one month.

It slashed average incentives by $1,400 per vehicle.

Between 1991 and 2009 tariff rates were slashed by more than 50% on average, more than half of the 314 state owned enterprises (SOEs) were privatized, and employment in the manufacturing public sector declined by more than 30%.

Minnesota Orchestra musicians are being asked to slash their average salaries by 35percentt so that management can buy a new lobby.

Home sellers in Vegas gambled with higher list prices only a short time, slashing values after 54 days on average, with the likelihood of a second chop at 48%.

The sick banking system of Europe Ports in a storm Shifting sands A 60-year-old dream Opening the floodgates ReprintsAs part of those reforms, India slashed tariffs on imports from an average of 90% in 1991 to 30% in 1997.