Sentence examples for drastic at the from inspiring English sources

It could bode ill for News Corp once the 72-year-old Rupert is gone.Because BSkyB's shareholding is wide and fragmented the biggest single holding, excluding News Corp's, is Legal & General's 3%—it is unlikely that fund managers will be able to muster the votes to do anything drastic at the AGM.

With its stock down 60% from its peak and a warning of lower than expected revenues, insiders had expected something drastic at the tech sector's onetime darling.

Bit of a wobble in that big group at the front, with the wind playing its part but nothing too drastic at this point.

The improvement at τ2 is not as drastic as the one at τ1, likely because the PKN was designed for early events and therefore might not include all necessary prior knowledge edges to capture events happening at later times.

She supports No Child Left Behind, but says that school takeovers are too drastic at this early stage.

Determined to kill his ailing dad, he goes about it any way he can devise, leaving a window open, emptying the medicine from his capsules, finally attempting something more drastic – at which point the camera swoops up to the sky, as if in vertiginous shock.

Surprisingly, although MnP3 inactivation was more drastic at pH 8, the UV-visible spectral changes were less evident, consisting of a slight displacement of the Soret band to 413 nm and the appearance of new maxima at 530 and 571 nm.

Ammonoids were common in the Permian but suffered drastic reduction at the end of that period.

The DHS landscape is progressively established with a drastic increase at the 8-cell stage.

Bankruptcies at Chrysler and General Motors, resulting in drastic cuts at the automakers and their suppliers, dominated the headlines day after day.

"We've introduced economies over a wide front," said Frank Webster, a spokesman, "but we don't contemplate any closures or drastic action at the present time".