0 extreme and having a serious and unpleasant effect:
1 extreme and having a serious and unpleasant effect:
The government is expected to make swingeing cuts.
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.
