Sentence examples for considered drastic from inspiring English sources

With the skyrocketing inflation of the 1970s, management considered drastic changes.

However, when industrial applications were considered, drastic improvements have not been obtained yet.

While these measures are considered drastic by some, I believe we are at the point where we need to proactively and legally open the way for women to succeed, instead of relying on half-hearted recommendations to do the job.

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

The time has come to consider drastic countermeasures against our robed masters and their nascent tyranny.

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

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

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.

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

If these allegations are proved, the courts may well be asked to consider drastic remedies, including increased regulation or even a breakup of Microsoft.

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.