Sentence examples for drastic enough from inspiring English sources

This is the seventh postwar devaluation and only one drastic enough to do any real good.

But Mr. Stroppa and Mr. De Micheli said the follower changes they charted were drastic enough to warrant suspicion that they were purchased.

"I would be surprised if he did anything drastic enough to be put in jail over there," said Selectman Peter Yanity, who is Mr. Tobin's dentist.

But the revised figures were not drastic enough, and contained too much uncertainty, for the committee to recommend changing the current targets.

As for the widespread suggestions that the changes are not quick or drastic enough, Mr. Dooner replied: "Is it where we want it to be? No. Can it be better?

The drop isn't sudden or unusual – audiences have been fragmenting for years now – but it is drastic enough for Russell T Davies to warn that soaps are in trouble.

Be prepared to make drastic changes; enough to make the article of usable quality.

Usually, such drastic "restoration" is enough to kill a picture.

Nothing too drastic, just noticeable enough to see maturity and, perhaps, a humbling in Spurrier as his team begins the regular season Thursday night against the Jets at FedEx Field.

Moreover, histological alterations were not enough drastic to cause a complete depletion of these enzymes.

The threat of such a drastic loss might be enough to persuade most investors to support a restructuring.