Sentence examples for drastic harm from inspiring English sources

powerful emissions need a heavy power supply which can drastically limit the efficiency of autonomous monitoring systems, thereby causing drastic harm to marine mammals and disturbing their behavior.

Democrats say such drastic cuts would harm the fragile economic recovery.

Now they worried that he would see what was being written about him and take drastic measures to harm himself.

Don't do anything drastic like self harm, perhaps buy a stress ball or go for a run.

Drastic domestic spending cuts harm ordinary Americans and undermine the common good.

Drastic changes might do more harm than good, said Mark Durling of the London-based asset manager Brewin Dolphin.

Haven't we stuck our noses enough in other peoples' business and done enough harm?" Indeed, the Pew Research Center reports a drastic fall in U.S. public support for democracy promotion.

Uber must make drastic changes to prevent another female rider from harm.

Mr. Kerviel still remains convinced that the positions he took would not necessarily have harmed the bank in such a drastic fashion if the company had not moved to unwind his actions into a volatile market that was already falling.

Breaking up a company is drastic, irrevocable and runs the risk of doing more harm than good.

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.