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The company announced swingeing job cuts.

The government introduced swingeing budget cuts.

The new tax laws will lead to swingeing increases for small businesses.

The team suffered swingeing defeats in the last few matches.

The swingeing price hike left consumers outraged.

The CEO faced swingeing criticism for his handling of the crisis.

The union called for action to prevent swingeing cuts to workers' benefits.

The swingeing penalties imposed on the team affected their performance.

The company suffered swingeing losses due to the economic downturn.

The swingeing regulations stifled innovation in the industry.

The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office calculates that the proposed spending cuts are even more swingeing this time round.

Or be hit by some kind of swingeing carbon tax.

By contrast, Indian income taxes approach 40% and come on top of swingeing consumption levies.

More swingeing job cuts were announced in the aviation business, an industry that has been hammered by the restrictions on travel.

At this point, America would face either a sovereign default or swingeing cuts to state spending.

Some categories, such as instant-delivery firms, including Getir and GoPuff, an American rival, have made even more swingeing cuts.

OPEC introduced swingeing production cuts last spring as covid-19 began to spread, the demand for fuel tanked and the oil price collapsed to below $30 per barrel.

Another video took aim at the idea that countries should be transitioning towards net zero carbon dioxide emissions, calling it an unnecessary and swingeing plan that hits the poor and costs the earth.

This is not sustainable, admits Mr Marchenko, who fears that if the war lasts more than another " three or four months" , painful measures will be needed, involving huge tax rises and swingeing spending cuts.