Sentence examples for nonsensical cut from inspiring English sources
Congress should reverse this nonsensical cut and open Berlin Prison to ease overcrowding.
But nonsensical jump-cuts and incoherent flash-forwards can't raise the dead.
Since the nonsensical "investment versus cuts" debate of the summer, the Conservative party – cheered on by the rightwing media – has generally set the terms of economic debate.
The nonsensical idea that "racism cuts both ways" is peddled by the English Defence League, which has escalated violent campaigns of intimidation in the name of "indigenous" Britons.
Amy Cameron, campaign manager at 10 10, described the planned 87% cut to the solar incentive scheme as "nonsensical".
Gordon Brown, even after his desperate cabinet persuaded him to drop the nonsensical insistence that Labour would "invest" whereas the Tories would "cut", proposed a string of new spending commitments at the Labour Party conference last month.
They overwhelmingly believe in a nonsensical theory called "starve the beast," which asserts that tax cuts automatically reduce spending and tax increases never reduce the deficit because they invariably lead to spending increases.
As Peter Davies put it after his cuts: "The idea that cultural links have been lost is nonsensical.
Of course, if it weren't a cut in benefits, proposing it in the context of reducing government deficits would be nonsensical.
Food allergies are nonsensical.
