Sentence examples for drastic case from inspiring English sources

Pazuzu then turns the girl into a snarling, cursing, projectile-vomiting and sex-obsessed monster with a drastic case of acne.

In the most drastic case reported, almost 70% of newly born cells differentiated into neurons (Bizon et al., 2004).

Once they were saved, attention could be turned to less drastic cases.

If that happens, the plants will either run at a reduced level or, in drastic cases, shut down.

Moving broad-leaved and needle evergreens in summer -- rhododendrons and yews, for example -- is much trickier and should be attempted only in drastic cases.

We have a history, born out of drastic cases of labor exploitation, of enacting laws to protect the rights of workers to bargain for higher wages and an opportunity for families to work their way into the middle class.

Such a measure is recommended only as the last resort in the most drastic cases," Emersic says of family improvement procedures.

In one of the most drastic cases, in the 1950s in Japan, Cd poisoning resulted in the Itai-itai disease, a mixed pattern of bone diseases and damage to the kidney [ 10].

Subsequent reviews of the evidence have found a preponderance of negative effects on health (Breman and Shelton 2007; Stuckler and Basu 2009) and probably understate these effects because, except in the most drastic cases, it is hard to capture the long-term health consequences of deteriorating socio-economic conditions using epidemiological standards of proof (Pfeiffer and Chapman 2010).

We have a gap in incentives from investors, action varies widely from goal to goal, in the most drastic of cases from 78% for Goal 13: Climate Action versus 20% for Goal 10: Reduce Inequality in and among countries.

For the NOR gate, this analysis was done for the (rapamycin, GA3-AM) input condition as the drop in ruffling activity post-input treatment was the least drastic for this case, marking the worst-case scenario.