Sentence examples for would help slash from inspiring English sources

Chief executive Dalton Philips, who has faced criticism over the group's performance, insisted that the move would help slash household shopping bills.

Now Ineos reckons shale will further help slash running costs.

Disappointing earnings helped slash the value of the company.

All these new costs have helped slash profits.

Trump said slashing regulation would help the United States achieve energy independence and reduce America's reliance on Middle Eastern producers.

Slashing certain programs would help pay for tax breaks and stimulate hiring, he said.

Mr Hammond insisted the scheme would help tackle the north-south divide by slashing travelling times to and from the capital.

The chief executive, Klaus-Peter Müller, left, told investors the overhaul, which includes slashing jobs and closing branches, would help increase net income by 640 million euros ($600 million) from 2001 to 2003.

Critics, including Congressional Republicans who tried to slash the Head Start budget in 2011, say the cuts would help rein in an overpriced program whose benefits have not been proven.

At some point, Mr. Eakin says, the country would need to increase taxes, slash social spending or face significantly higher borrowing costs — none of which would help businesses or individuals.

While it would slash federal levies on fat cats and corporations, administration officials refused to say it would help the middle class at all.