Sentence examples for extreme plan from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the most extreme plan is Donald Trump's.

They can start by defending their cuts and clearly differentiating them from Mr. Ryan's extreme plan, which makes the program unrecognizable.

"George Osborne's extreme plan to double the pace of spending cuts next year means he cannot credibly claim to protect the NHS.

Ed Miliband said the Tories were seeking to hide an "extreme plan" to impose "colossal" spending cuts in the next parliament, and his aides argued that the budget did not represent a breakout moment.

The Labour work and pensions spokeswoman, Rachel Reeves, said: "The only way the Tories can fund their extreme plan to cut £12bn from social security is by cutting child benefit and tax credits, abolishing maternity pay and increasing the cruel bedroom tax".

An even more extreme plan for protecting the U.S. land-based ICBM force was designed around fratricide, the theory that multiple nuclear explosions cannot occur at the same time in close proximity to one another because the first detonated warhead triggers low-yield partial explosions in the others.

His extreme plans for spending cuts will mean they won't be able to protect the NHS".

And they have extreme plans to double the pace of spending cuts next year which will see them slash tax credits for working families.

And their extreme plans for £70bn of spending cuts – which go way beyond balancing the books – would put our NHS at risk".

He says Labour will oppose Mr Osborne's "quite extreme" plans to cut departmental spending by 40 per cent, while supporting "sensible savings" in the government-wide spending review in November.

But, he added, the Lib Dems had blocked "more extreme" plans to "penalise families with more than two children by taking away child benefit" and "penalise young people who want to move away from home in search of a job by denying them housing benefit".