slashing

Even when slashing with vigor, even when the enemy dies, it is merely slashing.

After slashing the double signers, the remaining validators can regroup as in a hard-fork and carry on.

Set up an objective and go for it slashing your coding axe around until it works.

These issues need to be addressed, but seems at odds with the creditors' obsession with slashing public spending at all costs.

Yeah, too bad the taxi business is rife with semi-legal business tactics (or outright illegal ones like slashing a competitor's tires).

He'll have to do a lot of slashing n burning to get stuff to happen.

A few years after they left, profits at the old business start to fall, because the slashing had unintended side effects (e.g.

Interesting that price matching guarantees keep prices higher by dissuading competitors from slashing prices.

Wouldn't fiscal reform basically amount to slashing entitlements and public sector employment?

I still have a scar from slashing a finger open with a hacksaw while we were starting up a siding line...

Educational institutions are failing to uphold their responsibility to society (partly) because society has largely abdicated its responsibility to educational institutions by slashing funding and grants.

The act of slashing paint on canvas itself is trivial.

But instead it chooses to invest its would-be profits (and a little more) back into the company, in hopes that they will be even bigger later on." Indeed their only real option at this point is likely to start slashing cost and hope it doesn't impact revenue.

The economy recovered later in the decade and the crack epidemic eased, but many of the people who became homeless stayed homeless, growing middle-aged on the streets." "The recession of 1981-82, and President Ronald Reagan's slashing of affordable housing funding to the poor by three-quarters, are fresh in the memories of many of those who have white hair and push shopping carts.

Slashing at heart is no different from touching with a sword.