Sentence examples for because of the drastic from inspiring English sources

Food, though, remains plentiful, and prices have stayed constant, possibly because of the drastic drop in population.

They conceded these pledges were now being broken but said the scheme had to be rethought because of the "drastic and unforseen economic downturn of the late 2000s".

Because of the drastic nature of those remedies, the court said, a defective ballot must be "in substantial noncompliance" with election laws.

The government was given a pass, in part at least, because of the drastic improvements in healthcare since the end of the civil war.

If I decide to keep offering it, it will be because of the drastic cost difference between individuals buying for themselves and the rates offered to employers.

Because of the drastic city-budget cuts, the St. Agnes branch has posted a notice announcing that, beginning on Apr. 1, the metal door will be locked all day on Saturdays.

(Comparisons to 2001 would be less relevant, because of the unusually drastic cutbacks in flights after the terrorist attacks).

Asymmetric system matrices, especially the asymmetric damping matrix, must be considered because of the usual drastic variations between the energy absorption rates of materials in different parts of a structure.

Because of this drastic reduction in multiplexers, the area, delay and power of TP multiplier are reduced compared to prior work of implementing TP in modified booth algorithm [2].

While the IUCN conservation status remains as critically endangered "because of an observed drastic decline in population and extent of occurrence, estimated to be more than 80% over the last 10 years, probably due to chytridiomycosis", a species cannot reach the next category of extinct in the wild "if there is any reasonable possibility that they may still be extant".

But it is precisely because of this drastic inversion of principles that we need to treat Oasis with profound seriousness.