Sentence examples for a drastic problem from inspiring English sources

"It's a drastic problem and has to have a drastic solution," he said last week.

Mourinho paid the price the dreadful start to the season as the defending Premier League champions have won just four of their 16 matches in the top flight, with nine defeats highlighting a drastic problem among a squad that six months ago won the title.

No wonder income inequality exists and has grown into such a drastic problem that is plaguing the nation.

While SnO2 is regarded as a good material for Li ion storage because of its high theoretical capacity, its microstructured powder form cannot be directly used as battery electrode because of a drastic pulverization problem and thus poor cyclic performance.

3, 4 A decline in cognitive abilities was shown to produce more drastic problems for older adults to perform their daily life activities.

What is called the autism spectrum also takes in far less drastic problems, including Asperger's syndrome, which mars ordinary social interaction.

It's easy to forget today, but Obamacare actually fixed many of the drastic problems that plagued the broken health insurance system that previously existed.

And the states have balanced budget frameworks so if you follow the newspaper you know the drastic problems that California and New York are in, these are really serious problems and because of their balanced budget frameworks they have to reduce their spending... if their income comes down.

"We regret that the intransigence of some people forced us to seek such a drastic solution to a problem which should have been resolved among the various denominations of Judaism," Mr. Dinerstein said.

Democrats said Dr. Frist and the Republicans were proposing a drastic solution to a problem that does not exist, considering that the Senate has confirmed 127 of the 129 Bush judicial nominees to reach the floor, opposing only Miguel Estrada and Priscilla Owen.

But unless there are independent reasons for accepting presentism (see the separate entry on time), it seems like a drastic response to the problem of change.