Sentence examples for a drastic leap from inspiring English sources

"From pastry chef to professor was quite a drastic leap".

(Considering that Syracuse's RPI was 46, don't expect a drastic leap).

The arguments for such a drastic leap are largely political and cultural rather than economic, of course, but to the extent that economics does play a role in the debate, it is important to be clear about what's at stake.

Japanese communication app Line has proven ubiquitous as well, as it made a drastic leap from over 30 million users to upwards of 65 million users between April and October 2012.

About 40,000 years ago, stone tools made a drastic leap forward.

After about half a century of little or no physical activity whatsoever--unless you count bending in the garden to check out budding tomatoes and peas--I have taken a drastic leap onto a brand-new (and somewhat terrifying) bicycle.

It's a pretty drastic leap from the Sense overlays of yore, which have generally looked very similar (save for some recent, much-needed changes) for years now.

Pip's journey across a childhood landscape of prisoners, mists, and decaying wedding veils, his drastic leap into adolescence and final turn into a strained, pale adulthood charts the map of adolescence for a century to come.

Essentially, the new cards mark a multiple leap in performance for a drastic cost reduction.

No serious chemistry text could make so drastic a leap so easily.

It would take a drastic life decision to pursue fitness full-time, and eventually she leapt - and moved to Hong Kong.