Sentence examples for drastic face from inspiring English sources
She looks like María Casares, the princess of death in Cocteau's "Orpheus" — the same drastic face, the same licorice-colored hair, except with bangs.
A more drastic angle will create drastic face framing layers.
Without a drastic about-face, food aid to North Korea is going to go under, leaving the country with the impossible problem of polluted rice reserves, more weaponry than they know what to do with and a disinterested worldwide population.
As a result, some nonprofit women's health centers that have no connection to Planned Parenthood or abortion also face drastic cuts.
But his ambitious proposals are not popular with the police, who face drastic cuts to their budgets and object to the potential cost.
And this brings me to my third point: models based on this research indicate that if we continue adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere as we have, we will eventually face drastic changes in the climate.
Last year Democrats in Congress proposed that schools that missed testing targets for many groups still face drastic interventions, but schools that missed targets for only one group would no longer have to offer students transfers or free tutoring.
Prime Minister Tony Blair recently pushed a tough new immigration law through Parliament that will force many asylum seekers to live in special detention centers and face drastic cuts in public benefits while their applications are being processed.
Peter Cardy, the chief executive of Macmillan, said " Unless successive governments take drastic action, we face... a widening gulf between those who have resources, and an underclass who did not realise they should have made provisions for a lengthy old age when they could be chronically ill".
From 1997 to 2004, many famous online social networks have been launched and had to face drastic failures.
Despite their importance to the natural environment, wetlands worldwide face drastic degradation from changes in land use and climatic patterns.
