Sentence examples for drastic demands from inspiring English sources

It's a hell of a leap, shedding almost every trace of the sketch format, and pressing ahead with the drastic demands of the story.

But more drastic demands, such as the ending of emergency law, which allows the state to arrest anyone who steps out of line, have been firmly rejected.The shootings in Deraa suggest that the government has opted for repression.

Growing anger at the creditors' wishlist played out on social media under the hashtag #thisisacoup, as the drastic demands made were presented as the price to pay if Greece was to stay in the European union.

In the Guardian last week my revered and reverend colleague Giles Fraser pitched in on the church's side but with a drastic demand for a "Beeching" cull of churches.

The 5G wireless cellular networks are evolving, to meet the drastic subscriber demands in near future.

Mr. Sachs and others complain that when countries go to the fund for help, it demands drastic and often inappropriate changes in their economic policies, undermining investor confidence and actually worsening the situation.

Additionally, today electronic industry demands drastic time to market reduction and improved device diversity.

Governmental procrastination in recent years now demands drastic government action at a systemic level, involving not just the banks but also their corporate borrowers.

In the immediate aftermath of the atrocity, some British commentators demanded drastic actions.

The second Lord Thomson lost patience after six years and demanded drastic action.

Given this history, why do Republicans advocate further tax cuts for the very rich even as they warn about deficits and demand drastic cuts in social insurance programs?