Sentence examples for acting drastically from inspiring English sources

Ms. Segerdahl said Senator Mack's request was intended to prevent government officials from "acting drastically" and "give pause to any immediate efforts".

Pursuing questions as varied as a pet's value in the years leading up to the war, how the idea of war-preparedness (or "doing things") goaded people into acting drastically (and often pointlessly), and how the event shaped thinking on animal rights, Kean achieves an unusual psychological portrait of a society in wartime.

For now, Sony's chief executive, Kazuo Hirai, rules out an outright sale, and many people criticise him for not acting more drastically.

In his absence, the acting quality plummets drastically, and the momentum peters out, exposing this as a well-intentioned but amateurish effort.

PrEffigies by Gary Indiana - A Few Days in Bulgaria.

Ridge-push and slab pull forces acting on the Pacific plate changed drastically, resulting in a switch of the absolute motion from northwest to west-directed around 55 Ma.

The intermittent mass extinctions are also important, but instead of acting as a selective force, they drastically reduce diversity in a nonspecific manner and promote bursts of rapid evolution and speciation in survivors.

And then I was in acting school, and I discovered I knew drastically so much more about cinema than anyone else in my class.

So, even though a lot of newspapers still survive today, a lot of them are acting like the post office: They have cut back drastically.

The role of the Vortigaunts is drastically changed in Half-Life 2. Now acting as allies to the player, Vortigaunts have been freed as a result of protagonist Gordon Freeman killing the Nihilanth at the end of Half-Life.

The council's actions, officials said, reflected a maturation of a regional group that has been criticized for not acting more aggressively to address the myriad issues of a drastically changing Arctic.