Sentence examples for could be drastic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lapid, a television broadcaster, would be finance minister, and with a $10 billion budget deficit, there could be drastic cuts in subsidies to poor people.

For regional and community banks that make commercial loans — the vast majority of the nation's 8,000 lenders — the impact could be drastic.

Still, the power had never before been used against so large or so important a company, and Yukos warned in a statement Thursday evening that the consequences could be drastic.

This difference could be drastic as the contrast between fracture pressure and matrix pressure increases.

The overall effect of boredom on your life expectancy could be drastic, too.

Oil droplets were formed at the oil suspension interface and dispersed into the suspension, and this process could be drastic that a plume of oil droplets was issuing into the suspension.

The cuts could be more drastic still: the budget assumes economic growth of 6% next year.

One incentive could be a drastic reduction in, or even elimination of, taxes paid by clinics and groups structured along these lines.

The West was famous in 1849 for its impossible spaces and arduous journeys, and for the way sudden rumors of opportunity could be more drastic than earthquake or natural disaster.

But Mr. Echávarri said the exercise would be valuable because European Union energy ministers this week committed to undertaking "a comprehensive risk and safety assessment" in light of new evidence from Japan that natural disasters could be more drastic than the worst forecasts.

"The difference in terms of risk assessment and regulation could be pretty drastic," Gan says.