Sentence examples for a state of drastic from inspiring English sources

However, the bacteria are obviously successful in establishing a state of drastic immune suppression in their immediate vicinity.

On November 12, after his convalescence for spinal problems, Lukashenka declared a state of emergency to halt the drastic price rises that had occurred in his absence.

"A State of Mind".

A state of purpose?

But in poorer districts, which rely more heavily on state funding, the absence of a state budget can mean drastic cuts in programs and services, as well as substantial tax increases.

Faced with mounting losses in the 1990s, China undertook a first round of drastic reforms of its state-owned companies.

But recently, he said, the effort has become more of an economic necessity, partly because of drastic state funding cuts for higher education — a pattern seen across the country.

Pharmacies around the city struggled to meet the demand for flu vaccinations on Sunday, a day after Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo declared a public health state of emergency in response to a drastic increase in the number of flu cases this year.

"If the State of New York makes drastic changes to housing regulation," which might include regulation of new buildings, "no residential developer will build another rental building in New York City," said Adam R. Rose, co-president of Rose Associates, which manages 22,000 apartments in the region.

The drastic prospect of a state financial control board taking over the finances of the city of nearly 300,000 was raised today by the state comptroller.

He said he would ask labor unions to reopen previously negotiated contracts and agree to forgo 3-percent raises next year for state workers — the kind of drastic step New York City took in the fiscal crisis of the 1970s.