Sentence examples for drastic crisis from inspiring English sources

Completing this evolution may take an even more drastic crisis, like the loss of the party's monopoly on power.

"We don't think there's that drastic of a crisis situation forming in terms of funding problems," Kim remarked.

Moreover, this type of environments could have been better protected from drastic and global crisis than subaerial ones, and thus have functioned as living reservoirs that could later exploit surface environments.

Communities like mine are in crisis, and drastic times sometimes call for drastic answers.

In one of the more drastic reactions to the crisis, Cartier is reportedly cutting its U.S. accounts by as much as half, to take effect April 1.

"Crisis management, drastic budget cuts, shedding and now desperately trying to recruit staff have all distracted prison managers from planning properly for a changing prison population.

Allowing political indecision to continue into the new year would risk a drastic worsening of the crisis on financial markets, Mr. Ackermann warned Mr. Van Rompuy and other E.U. officials.

Can you even get your mind around how many we're talking about?" Despite the vast supply, prices went up too, a promising turn of events after the global financial crisis forced drastic price declines in 2009.

But in doing so he could upset the political apple-cart.With a population growing so fast and a government that performs so dismally in providing basic services, Africa's biggest oil producer may face a crisis unless drastic change occurs soon.

The paper has documented the tremendous jeopardy of drastic climate change, energy crisis on the global economy, requirement for transition to low carbon economy and rural electrification which have been impetus for the evolution of legitimate energy model.

The current international crisis notwithstanding, a drastic change in our medical culture is long overdue.