Sentence examples for consider drastic from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, RIM's chief executive, Thorsten Heins, disavowed any need to consider "drastic change".

They want change but are not ready to consider drastic corrections, not until they have absorbed what is stored in their history and cultural tradition.

As cholera and refugees threaten to destabilise South Africa itself, its rulers must start to consider drastic measures to rescue the benighted country that Zimbabwe has now become.

A few analysts are thinking radical thoughts: Cazenove says Dyson is able to consider drastic measures to protect value in Punch's best businesses "possibly at the cost of allowing certain securitised vehicles to fail".

Who's going to pay the bills and wages for two months?" The RFU and Premiership Rugby insist negotiations are continuing but Wray warns the clubs may have to consider drastic action.

But officials at Long Island Bus, a branch of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, say they have no choice but to consider drastic cuts in service because Nassau County has reduced its usual subsidy to the system by half, creating a $12.5 million hole in the system's proposed $84 million budget.

As a result, both parties are considering drastic changes to the haphazard primary system.

States are considering drastic cuts in or elimination of arts programs without being completely honest with the public about the effects.

But, when his pals detect hints of his secret life, he considers drastic and ugly action to keep it covered up.

That ended Chicago's nine-game losing streak, although Nicholas Cotsonika argues on Yahoo.com that the team should not be panicking and considering drastic moves.

Since April, anyone buying a second property has faced a higher stamp duty bill than an owner occupier – our mortgage expert advises a reader who is considering drastic action to avoid the cost.