Sentence examples for drastic form from inspiring English sources

Living on an island has become a drastic form of cocooning.

Over the past five years, at least 39 farmers have resorted to this drastic form of protest.

While surgery is clearly a drastic form of cancer prevention, in the future drugs may be able to thwart cancers in people at high risk, Dr. Offit said.

This drastic form of surgery, involving heat or radiation, is typically the last therapeutic option for patients with motor disorders who have exhausted all other treatments.

Urbanization is the most drastic form of land use change affecting biodiversity and ecosystem functioning and services far beyond the limits of cities.

The court studiously avoided applying its ruling to the 20 states that use a less drastic form of open primary to choose candidates, so the new ruling is unlikely to be the last word on the matter.

Different story, same ending: Tufts food economist explains why not all food price increases are bad (spoiler alert: they can lead to drastic forms of moderation like...gulp...eating a little less meat).

Some businesses that might have opposed reform in 1993 are now desperate to address their growing health care costs, and insurance companies and health care providers seem increasingly open to compromise if it means they can avoid more drastic forms of government regulation.

Sadly, this one change profoundly affected the status of women veterans much more so than men, because of how frequently this status precedes seemingly more dire or drastic forms of homelessness.

Evolutionary theory for much of its history stressed the "red in tooth and claw" vision that seemed to support the more drastic forms of capitalism that have often led to harm in various countries.

In that drastic new form, she helped Glenn Ford destroy the underworld conspiracy.