Sentence examples for continuing to drastically from inspiring English sources

"Rather than meet its obligations to provide wireline telephone customers with minimally adequate telephone service, Verizon is continuing to drastically reduce its workforce with the result that the company cannot meet its customers' repair needs in a timely manner.

As a consequence of the safe mode deficiency, posterior probabilities of occurrence of incidents, accidents and catastrophes continued to drastically increase overtime, as shown in Fig. 5a c respectively.

"We were talking a lot about human connection and thinking about how it will continue to drastically evolve in our lifetime.

I also can't wait for new features that will rollout this year to continue to drastically improve the hiring and communication process for both companies and candidates.

No doubt, as technology continues to drastically alter the landscape of what jobs are looking like in the new decade, economists and researchers are going to have to figure out how to adjust their numbers accordingly.

Average per capita income, which continued to fall drastically, was more than halved between 1990 and 2000 to become one of the lowest in the world.

Major reforestation efforts have been undertaken, but, with more than four-fifths of domestic fuel needs supplied by wood and charcoal, the country's total forested area continues to decline drastically.

On the effectiveness of display advertising to run a business: "Consumer behavior continues to change drastically online…monetization on the Internet will continue to go up…It's under monetized as a whole".

And de Botton argues that other core human needs continue to be drastically underserved by the modern business community — providing a fertile opportunity for startups to fashion and forge businesses that are successful exactly because they serve the goal of increasing our wellbeing.

Despite promising numbers during the launch of the network, the viewership continued to decline drastically over the next year.

This assumptions is supported by the fact that in the US degasification terminals for LNG are being refitted to be liquefaction units as the shale gas boom is continuing to affect the feedstock so drastically that surplus of gas rather than shortages are expected.