Sentence examples for drastic events from inspiring English sources
In macro, in particular, you need to know about drastic events.
First, they helped with memory recall, especially with mundane matters that are easily overlooked in patients undergoing more drastic events.
The report, "Abrupt Climate Change: Inevitable Surprises," collates a mass of geological evidence showing that the earth's climate system is a jumpy beast: long, dormant spells are overturned suddenly by drastic events.
Then there are the more drastic events: the major security incidents preceded by the auto-pilot mentality that you need to master in order to take the correct security steps in an emergency or plan an evacuation; the fear you feel for your colleagues when an incident happens.
This trend was only transitorily stopped by drastic events: the Spanish flu of 1918, the Civil War (1936 1939), and the subsequent famine.
This article reviews the results of two recent studies – (i) The probability distribution of stock price fluctuations: Stock price fluctuations occur in all magnitudes, in analogy to earthquakes – from tiny fluctuations to drastic events, such as market crashes.
In 1938, my father was on the floor of the Stock Exchange when the bell rang to stop trading, a rare and drastic event.
Deciding a drastic event was needed to highlight his cause, he assigned Ms. Lebrón to lead it, making her responsible for every detail.
At the Television's Critics Association winter press tour, Showtime announced what's next for Season 4 and where the show will go after such a drastic event.
Failing a drastic event in the next eighteen months, Obama's legacy as the first black President, as an inspirational orator, as the man who killed bin Laden, as a healthcare reformer and the first President in support of gay marriage, will be secure as all the nuance is sanded off year by year.
The transition between gram-positives and archaea must have been a drastic event to be confronted in any hypothesis that roots the tree of life in bacteria.
