Sentence examples for slashed since from inspiring English sources

Of England's adult care spending, 31% is reckoned to have been slashed since 2011.

Roaming charges have been slashed since the firm introduced the bolt-on option.

The ruling camp says poverty and unemployment have been slashed since the Kirchners came to power in 2003.

He had to pay his own legal fees, from a salary that had been slashed since his suspension.

They recruit trained hitmen from the pool of soldiers laid off by several countries' armies, slashed since the end of the civil wars 20 years ago.

The £207m ($338m) budget of the immigration service could be slashed, since over half Britain's foreign visitors arrive from Schengen countries.

The country's top rate of income tax has been repeatedly slashed since 1980, from 70% to 35%.

At Southwest Airlines, which employs more than 30 workers in Islip, N.Y., a no-layoffs policy has been in effect since the company began in 1971, even though most competitors have slashed payrolls since Sept. 11, according to Donna Conover, executive vice president for customer service for the Dallas-based company.

Japanese automakers have slashed production since the magnitude-9 earthquake and subsequent tsunami March 11 because of a shortage of supply from part makers whose factories were damaged.

I'm concerned that ethnic minority women will be hit very hard by the spending cuts and the 490,000 public sector jobs to be slashed – especially since a high proportion work in administrative roles.

The dropout rate for black and Hispanic students especially, she said, has been slashed significantly since the 1970s.