Sentence examples for time slashed from inspiring English sources
Garrett Atkins, signed to play first base, is hitting.220 with no homers and has already had his playing time slashed.
1. New flights Many skiers will see travelling time slashed, with more than 50 new services from regional airports from the six big package operators alone.
At the same time, slashed physical education programs and the growing rate of childhood obesity have raised concerns among parents and the fitness industry.
Haggerty and Kathryn Braun, the company's executive vice president of desktop and portable drives at the time, slashed the number of parts used in the company's drives.
At first glance, the situation should be welcome news in a state overwhelmingly controlled by Democrats, who have spent much of their time slashing programs they support.
You can't pretend to strut your stuff as Europe and at the same time slash defense budgets to the point that, a couple of months into a military operation, you find yourself running out of jet fuel and munitions.
Farrant's central concern is how the government can achieve its objective while at the same time slashing funding and dismantling the essential structures that make local organisations work.
It pared its portfolio to 35 brands from 110, strongly influenced by Unilever, which itself spent time slashing hundreds of food and personal care products.
Provoked by the need to enable agile deployment of new services while, at the same time, slashing operating expenditure and energy consumption, the trend in telecommunications is to shift functionality from physical appliances to virtualized services.
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%.
Budget hawks, in the name of deficit reduction, have proposed eliminating Title X funding for U.S. family planning assistance and, at the same time, slashing U.S. support for international family planning and reproductive health services.
