Sentence examples for further sweeping from inspiring English sources

But why was Osborne contemplating further sweeping cuts?

When Mr Olmert took over, he promised further sweeping withdrawals of Israeli settlements and troops from the West Bank.

Given their training, they surely understand that their economies are not now strong enough to absorb more austerity, including broad new taxes or further sweeping service cuts.

Lansley – whose party reassured health workers in the run-up to the general election that there would be no further sweeping, "top-down" reforms of the NHS – also reiterated what he said were the merits of handing control for commissioning budgets to GPs and scrapping primary care trusts.

Lastly, not that I want to make any further sweeping statements about the state of the music industry, but I will point out that "E.T".

Teenage voyeurs figure in high-school comedy Superbad, further sweepings from the floor of Judd Apatow's stable, home of the new vulgarity.

Independent studies in Germany and the United States showed that reaching the critical Mach could be delayed further by sweeping the wings back.

Last week, stock markets fell partly in response to the growing uncertainty that Greece, despite negotiating a third bailout, will be able to carry out the tough demands for further austerity and sweeping reforms agreed as part of the package.

I think it worth reminding the House that, on the occasion of the last enlargement, it undertook not to accept any further enlargements without sweeping institutional reforms.

The F700 exaggerates even further the sweeping bananalike body curve of the CLS.

Despite the objectionable nature of the 'Kurdistan Workers Partyy' (PKK) – a cultish Stalinist outfit that has a grisly record of terrorism and extrajudicial killings - a NATO member is objectively helping Isis by bombing one of the few groups on the ground that is preventing IS from sweeping across further swathes of the Middle East.