Sentence examples for as a drastically from inspiring English sources

In doing so, it has emerged as a drastically different company.

Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, would allow it to live but only as a drastically shrunken agency that mainly gathers statistics.

But though some of Sibelius's orchestral writing is an evocation of that mysterious world - the whirling strings of the coda, for instance, inescapably conjure images of the wind through the forest trees - many analysts have treated the movement as a drastically compressed symphony, as a replacement for the lost Eighth (the score of which Sibelius probably burned).

This includes the varying properties of supercritical fluids and the interactions of supercritical fluids with the processes materials, such as a drastically reduced viscosity.

Within a culture changing as drastically as that of India today, how will the Indian classical dance forms adapt?

But unless we go back to the caveman world, some people will find the drugs increasingly necessary to succeed as knowledge workers in a drastically transformed modern world.

During its previous quarter last year the company stumbled for the first time since Mr. Jobs returned when it shifted its educational computer distribution in-house and as a result drastically lowered sales to schools and students for the quarter.

And while slot car aerodynamic technology has changed as drastically as that of modern race cars, Buzz-A-Rama remains almost the same.

Occasionally, he also throws a cut fastball that does not move as drastically as his two-seamer, but does so in the opposite direction.

DEFENSE Mike Nolan won't transform the defensive scheme as drastically as Koetter will transform the offense.

For 20-odd years the privatised good times rolled, and then suddenly stopped as drastically as the crash of 1929.