Sentence examples for would have slashed from inspiring English sources

You would expect that, by now, Wall Street, like Wal-Mart, would have slashed prices.

The average weekly benefit had been about $309, meaning the 59 percent cut would have slashed it to about $127.

Congressional Republicans rejected a grand-bargain deficit reduction plan that would have slashed spending, including on entitlements, while raising revenue.

The bill would have slashed taxes for businesses and lowered the state's income tax rate for the first time in more than 90 years.

He voted for a trillion-dollar budget that would have slashed so many services that we need here in New York.

That question warrants extra attention because one of Baha Mar's most ambitious features, an alternative energy project that would have slashed the resort's air conditioning costs, has been sidelined because of scheduling challenges.

But the Fed has certainly told us the probability of recession has risen, otherwise they would not have slashed interest rates by 50 basis points all of a sudden.

The G.O.P. is now a conservative political organization that favors small government and abhors the expansion of the welfare state, yet it has come to rely on the votes of less affluent white voters, many of whom depend on government programs — particularly Medicaid — that would have been slashed under the Party's repeal plans.

Because social programs would have been slashed by the deal the misery of this increasing unemployment would have been compounded.

Federal spending on things like unemployment, Social Security, Medicare, money for state governments, etc. would have been slashed.

The only compromise Democrats opposed virtually in lockstep was one that would have dramatically slashed legal immigration, and they were joined by several Republicans in rejecting that idea.