Sentence examples for are drastically more from inspiring English sources
Privately operated government prisons, which mostly detain migrants convicted of immigration offenses, are drastically more unsafe and punitive than other prisons in the federal system, a stinging investigation by the US Department of Justice's inspector general has found.
There are so many other series that are drastically more violent and gratuitous than ours, but they get less attention for it because it's in the context of, say, vampirism.
Cancer Research's Dryathlon encourages participants to get their friends to sponsor them not to drink, while Dry January's website states that 'those who make a public commitment to fundraise are drastically more likely to complete the whole month.' It can't be that hard, can it?
In matrimonial practice, men are drastically more likely to be the spouse who has an order enforced against them at the beginning of a separation or divorce.
This applies to the fast-casual restaurants such as Panera Bread as well, which are drastically more expensive than the average fast-food restaurant due to quality and freshness of the food served".
Sleeping disorders are drastically more common in the painful group.
The degree of control that people actually have over their obesity is drastically more limited than is commonly believed.
More recently, I was disappointed to read an article confirming my suspicions that cycling in the Southeastern U.S. is drastically more dangerous than in other regions.
The result is an industry that is drastically more male than it was decades ago, and far more so than the workplace at large.
I prove there exist classes of systems whose specification in a higher-order composition language is drastically more succinct than it could ever be in a non-higher-order composition language.
The Obama administration said on Thursday that it planned to end the federal government's use of private prisons, after an inquiry found they were drastically more unsafe than publicly run facilities.
