Sentence examples for a drastic example from inspiring English sources

The academics wrote that the logging plan "is a drastic example of breaking [international conservation] rules.

"Obviously," Mr. DeStefano said of the mural, "that's a drastic example of what the mayor is doing".

"To use a drastic example: If you get a patent on an atomic bomb, of course you cannot use it," she says.

Due to its location within this district of high anthropogenic activities, Taihu represents a drastic example of water pollution with nutrients (nitrogen, phosphate), organic contaminants and heavy metals.

Due to its connection to a large number of inflowing rivers in a region with high anthropogenic activities, Taihu represents a drastic example of water pollution with nutrients (nitrogen, phosphate), organic contaminants and heavy metals [7, 8].

A drastic example is the downregulation of the TAP transporter or tapasin, which is observed in a number of cancer types and affects the processing and presentation of a large number of antigenic peptides [ 170– 170].

I was pleased to hear that the reaction of many of the students is that this is something we should be doing, because it's a pretty drastic example of trying to correct a problem".

"It's a very drastic example, but we really didn't have a choice," she said.

A particularly drastic example of these failings is in his discussion of America's response to Pearl Harbor, an attack he compares to 9/11.

The flurry of revelations was a particularly drastic example of the challenges athletics officials face in stamping out doping from the world's biggest stages.

Unfortunately, it seems that today has become a fairly drastic example of the vulnerability of the cloud and the extent to which these outages can effect business-as-usual on the Web.