"When the president says there's a crisis at the border that requires an action as drastic as building a massive concrete wall, he either knows that it's not true or he's living in an alternate reality".
"When the president says there's a crisis at the border that requires an action as drastic as building a massive concrete wall, he either knows that it's not true or he's living in an alternate reality". "If Donald Trump runs for a second term, he will not get my vote," Guerra concludes.
Nonetheless, the pressure to take drastic action is building.
The British School is the latest of Beijing's international colleges to go to the drastic lengths of building an artificial bubble in which to simulate a normal environment beneath the cloak of smog.
Still, I've managed to pick up a few tips and tidbits that have helped me stay cozy and save a few bucks each month without having to resort to drastic measures like building a bonfire in the middle of the living room.
But without any American influence over Israel, especially with this aid, I think you would see a drastic exploration in settlement building.
In the early 1970s, a community health initiative in New York City, "Children Can't Fly," demonstrated drastic reductions in rates of building falls through community education and public policy.
Inflation can also increase costs and negatively affect the [facility condition] index". This example shows the reality: many school buildings are in drastic disrepair from years of underinvestment and that keeping them in good repair and functional requires yearly upkeep and upgrading.
Architectural experts say they cannot recall such a drastic midconstruction downscaling, especially of a building designed by a marquee architect, in this case Norman Foster.
In the above passage, a particularly frightful storm strikes on the night that the young Heathcliff runs away from the home he shares with Catherine Earnshaw — a severing so drastic that it breaks the very building.
