The phrase "all the drastic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or actions that are extreme or significant, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The changes in policy were all the drastic measures we could take to address the crisis."
Alternatives: "all the extreme" or "all the severe".
As for all those drastic price cuts, "the only way it helps the retailer," said Marie Driscoll, an analyst with S.& P.'s Equity Research Services, "is it's clearing through inventory".
But it is the impetus for all these drastic changes in city government that has some residents angry.
But despite all the drama, drastic belt-tightening seems premature to me.
We all began to notice the drastic increase in attacks not just in number but also in intensity, and then it happened and soon the ones we all loved the most began to be taken from us and by the end of the month I was begging to join them.
"It is one of the bigger issues, this discomfort around the school board making all these drastic changes.
Some scientists agreed that groundwater vulnerability assessment can be studied without considering all the factors of the DRASTIC model (Merchant 1994), while some others not agreed with the ideas (Napolitano and Fabbri 1996).
The reason is of course the tumultuous economy in all its manifestations, among them the drastic slide in the stock market, the accelerating decline in retail sales, the reluctance of banks to make loans, the rise in unemployment and the concerns that a painful recession may be under way.
Because matching for all the factors lead to the drastic reduction in number of the subjects in each genotype we did not match for these factors.
As described in Methods section, we gave priority to match these factors for the two genotypes in each diagnostic group and we did not match for these factors between normal controls and patients with schizophrenia, because matching for all the factors lead to the drastic reduction in number of the subjects in each genotype.
