Sentence examples for a drastic range from inspiring English sources

Rambert's latest programme covers such a drastic range of styles that, with each work, the company look like a different troupe.

But it's worth wondering what ballet companies might look like if they made the move towards a more open structure: divided perhaps into two or three broad categories, with a more relaxed passage between them and a less drastic range of pay.

Single-file reciprocating systems had a more drastic range of 5 to 80% (Abou El Nasr and Abd El Kader 2014; Burklein et al. 2013; Gergi et al. 2015; Liu et al. 2013; Saber and Schafer 2016).

This is supported by the spectral ratio DMG/PKIN_Cor in Fig. 7b that a drastic contrast in Range 2 and Range 3, and also by the observation of Fig. 7c, where the spectral ratio KKA/PKIN_Cor takes values around the unity in Range 2 and over 10 up to 25 in Range 3. Thus, it was confirmed that KKA has its own particular site response at Range 3.

Demographic studies such as those of colonial Mexico by Sherburne F. Cook in the mid-20th century suggested that the decline in the first years of the conquest was indeed drastic – ranging between 80 and 90%, due of course to many different causes, but all ultimately traceable to the arrival of the Europeans.

Less drastic ranges were observed in the other subjects but nevertheless, the clinical implications in basing a diagnosis or treatment on a single measurement are significant.

The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based maker of the Palm Pre, Treo and Centro smart phones said it now expects third-quarter sales to fall in the $285 million to $310 million range, a drastic reduction from its previously forecast sales range of $1.6 billion to $1.8 billion.

There is a proposed new law which threatens small seed and plant businesses and could lead to a drastic reduction in the range of vegetables and flowers you can buy.

However, human-mediated disturbances (e.g. construction of weirs, water pollution and overfishing) have resulted in a drastic reduction of their range, especially for A. alosa, which is now mainly confined to some Iberian and French Atlantic rivers [ 20, 21].

Quantitative phase partitioning analysis shows that thermodynamically-active architectures induce a drastic reduction in mid-range paraffin solubility, and steady state fluorescence emission analysis reveals that thermodynamically-active polymers are depleted during paraffin precipitation, confirming co-crystallization of paraffin wax molecules together with PPD polymers.

Finally, sea turtle records and individuals were extremely low for most years within the time range with a drastic peak in records during 2007 (n = 13,447) and animals in 2008 (n = 13,273; Figure 2c).