Sentence examples for drastic claim from inspiring English sources

A particularly drastic claim would be that Descartes might conceivably be trapped in a lifelong dream in the sense that none of his experiences, including his waking experiences, have ever been caused by external objects (Newman 2010 calls this the Always Dreaming Doubt).

Crystal rebuffed these drastic claims: the supposed "innovations" of texting, he notes — abbreviations, omitted letters, ideograms, nonstandard spellings — have been features of the language for centuries.

They cannot justify such drastic action by claiming to protect patients".

Drastic times call for drastic measures.

Drastic times call for drastic actions.

Still, Dr. Wainberg said, drastic times call for drastic measures.

But vasectomies are drastic, and lads often claim that condoms are fiddly and spoil the mood.

From saying that an independent Catalonia would never enter the EU and will be ejected from the euro market, to claiming that drastic measures would be taken because a referendum on independence is prohibited by the Spanish constitution.

He is concerned that in practice co-operation might simply mean that each primary-care trust will be a "local conspiracy to mediocrity", where doctors get together and agree not to embarrass each other by trying too hard to innovate.While the reforms are less drastic than Mr Dobson claims, the white paper does contain some intriguing new ideas.

But, they decided to forge on with MySpace and embark on a drastic redesign that they claimed would bring MySpace back.

Their statement on Saturday marks a drastic reversal from that initial claim and raises questions about the kingdom's lack of transparency in handling Khashoggi's disappearance.