Voorbeelden van swingeing

• This confident, swingeing condemnation in part reflected the disarray, fragmentation, and anxieties of the evangelical movement as a whole by the 1890s.

• This doubt about tone commences with the book's prologue, which offers a swingeing deconstruction of the logic of racial theory.

• The present proposed swingeing increase in costs will cut their lifeline.

• Then comes a swingeing gas price increase for our industry.

• There was swingeing criticism of the activity of institutional shareholders at its recent annual meeting.

• Does he not also agree that swingeing public expenditure cuts would produce even more unemployment and would represent a yielding to international bankers?

• Such a swingeing power is not only unnecessary but represents a blatant attack on the independence and the integrity of the schemes.

• They cannot bemoan the improving financial position of the health service while proposing swingeing cuts.

• For example, the comptroller ought to be told exactly when he should be using these swingeing powers.

• He may have been moderately comfort- ably off, but he was not regarded as a wealthy man on whom we imposed a swingeing tax.

• This constitutes not only a swingeing attack on the public sector, but also calls into question the very concept of public service.

• The swingeing cuts in public investment are likely to cause that downturn.

• Thirdly, its effect will be rather swingeing because where it does bite it will apply the deemed domicile for all tax purposes.

• It could lead to an enormous amount of swingeing over-charging when a person goes to buy a pair of spectacles.

• They will put a swingeing tax on capital profits.