Sentence examples for become drastically from inspiring English sources

Pillow top?... My mother in the final years of her life had become drastically, clinically paranoid.

Places like Detroit are cheap, Glaeser told me, because they have become drastically less attractive locations to live and work.

The cycle of discourse has accelerated — has become drastically amplified in the short term — and ends sooner, too.

fig-2 was exciting because in the past few years the market has become drastically more powerful in the art world.

But during adolescence, the consequences become drastically clear, when "'the conflict between social and biological time is greater than at any point in our lives" according to the academics.

DETROIT — For all the uncertainty swirling around General Motors, the troubled automaker said Monday that one thing was clear: it must become drastically smaller if it hopes to remain a viable company, regardless of whether it has to file for bankruptcy.

He pointed out that as the water outgasses and forms bubbles, the magma itself becomes drastically more viscous, or syrupy.

In adolescents, Dr. Loeb noted, anorexia can develop so insidiously that parents sometimes do not realize that something is wrong until their child becomes drastically underweight.

Inflation predicts that during the Big Bang a tiny mote of space became drastically stretched by fields of energy that are predicted by advanced theories of particle physics.

The solubility and the degree of swelling in ethanol became drastically lower by mixing a small amount of TiO2.

With the addition of another relay (a sixth hop), all hops become LOS and the path loss of each hop becomes drastically reduced.