Sentence examples for well slashed from inspiring English sources

"Every pizza price slashed," signs for the menu deals promise, with the word "slashed," well, slashed almost in half, as if Pizza Hut were advertising the latest installment of "A Nightmare on Elm Street".

If you host with Amazon, you could very well slash your hosting fees by up to 50percentt.

Amazingly, when he did get one who knew the game well, he slashed the budget.

The government is committed to decarbonising electricity generation by 2030, as well as slashing overall carbon dioxide emissions by 80% by 2050.

The doomsayers, however, are missing a key parallel trend: lower prices are prompting unprecedented innovation in the oil fields, increasing production per well and slashing costs.

Democrats engaged in debt negotiations argued that since we're supposedly in dire fiscal straits, we should talk about limiting tax breaks for corporate jets and hedge-fund managers as well as slashing aid to the poor and unlucky.

Last April, he sanctioned a £1bn investment in its UK business to spruce up its stores and food, as well as slashing the amount of big out-of-town stores it opens.

As well as slashing industrial tariffs, it brought services and agriculture under multilateral world trade rules for the first time and expanded the system's coverage to such areas as intellectual property and health standards.

"As well as slashing tariff barriers, it will drive Australia's integration in the fast-growing Asia Pacific, and improve access to regional value chains by establishing one set of trading rules across 12 countries.

An electric knife is helpful, too, for cutting through layers of soft dough without compressing them; it also works well for slashing the dough before baking (as does a sharp paring knife).

The O' Brother Where Art Thou? star has persuaded the duo to take cut-price salaries for their roles in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, as well as slashing his own paycheque.