Sentence examples for achieving the drastic from inspiring English sources

Though not achieving the drastic cuts in nuclear arsenals and delivery vehicles that the world is longing for, the U.S.-Russian treaty is important and encouraging.

With lending to small and medium-sized firms still falling, it's hard to see industry managing to achieve the drastic shift that would be needed if it were to become a major driver of the economy.

The chancellor is also likely to provide more detail on how he will achieve the drastic cuts pencilled in for 2016 and 2017, an extremely fraught subject since his suggestion that he would demand £10bn of cuts to the benefits bill provoked fury among the Liberal Democrats, who would like to see a heavier tax burden on the wealthy in return.

Thereby, we have achieved the drastic reduction in multiplexer utilisation of about 40%to50%0% (for N = 8 to 128) compared to the existing twin precision modified booth multiplier.

Without more drastic cuts, achieving the other half requires higher tax revenue.

It has been proposed that young people be excluded from this allowance, but that comes nowhere near achieving the £12bn the chancellor needs – nor would any cut that wasn't quite as drastic.

It boasts a process that has reduced rocket part count from around 100,000 to just 1,000, while also dropping labor and build time, using machine learning and even proprietary base materials to achieve these drastic reductions.

It doesn't specify how to achieve this drastic slowdown (overall U.S. health care spending has been rising at two percent above GDP for the past 20 years).

"It is apparent that in 2003 the department first had the objective of achieving a drastic cost savings on sabbatical leave, and then implemented that objective by denying large numbers of sabbatical requests," Mr. Buchheit wrote in a 68-page opinion.

Areas with high baseline vaccination ratios against measles or mumps (boosters included) are closer to meeting outbreak control conditions than those with low baseline vaccination ratios and need less drastic delay reductions to achieve the same effect when interventions are applied to secondary cases.

The political nightmare for the Prime Minister is that he has already pulled most of the levers available for achieving his promised drastic cut in the headline figure.