Sentence examples for slashing nature from inspiring English sources
At 6-foot-8, he possesses a lethal jumper and impressive ball-handling skills, along with an attacking, slashing nature that GMs covet.
He was resented and distrusted — even in death, it seems — because of the slashing, pitiless nature of his good and important work.
Its supporters include Mark Avery, the former director of conservation at the RSPB, who said on his blog: "At a time when government has slashed funding for nature conservation this is a further blow to nature.
That's not as painless as it sounds: back-office jobs would surely be slashed, and the nature of doctors' or teachers' jobs might change radically.
As a result, budgets for other astronomical research projects have been slashed, leading the journal Nature to describe the James Webb as "the telescope that ate astronomy".
The advance, reported in the 17 February Nature, could slash the power needed to run the all-LED displays that may soon adorn car radios, cell phones, and laptop computers.
For allegedly slashing Ford with the box cutter, Thompson was charged with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature, WYFF4.com reports.
The Republican presidential candidates engaged in a slashing debate last night over immigration and other issues, confronting one another in testy exchanges that reflected the wide-open nature of the race in the final sprint toward the Iowa caucuses.
Some have been slashing sentences.
Slashing costs has become vital.
