Sentence examples for drastic fate from inspiring English sources
In the best literary tradition, she introduces her account of taking exceptional measures to avert a drastic fate with a biblical overview: "In the beginning, an entrepreneur created a company, and the company was private and profitable," she writes.
They have been in the bottom three for much of the season and are battle-hardened to their circumstances, while Kilmarnock have fallen from a place of safety to the verge of what will feel to them like a drastic fate.
More drastic has been the fate of Akbar Mohammadi, another iconic figure of the 1999 student protests, who died in his prison cell on July 30 after a nine-day hunger strike.
Mutations that affect the accuracy of spindle pole alignment and shift the plane of cell division in apical progenitors have drastic consequences for cell fate.
But other titleholders have met a similarly disappointing fate, although far less drastic.
Adrian Monk's fate may not be so drastic, but Mr. Breckman said there would be surprises.
The drastic losses may heighten speculation about the fate of Mr. Mack, who returned to the firm in 2005 after the removal of his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell.
While seemingly drastic, these women believe they can take charge of their fate in a way that women like Annie Parker could not.
Researchers compared the fate of the oceans under two scenarios, one a "business-as-usual" approach and the other involving drastic cuts in emissions.
