Sentence examples for drastic loss from inspiring English sources

The stem cells involved in bone marrow transplants "can regenerate drastic loss of tissue," he said.

He felt a tingling in his arm and a drastic loss of arm strength.

The threat of such a drastic loss might be enough to persuade most investors to support a restructuring.

The decline of the marsh fritillary vividly demonstrates the drastic loss of 97% of UK wildflower meadows since the second world war.

The deeper issue is whether this pattern is linked to the rapid changes that global warming is causing in the Arctic, particularly the drastic loss of sea ice.

Angel Di Maria's drastic loss of form last season was in part because the British record transfer suffered a similar break-in.

A drastic loss of nuclear power would bring dire economic consequences, he has repeatedly argued, echoing warnings from Japan's business lobby.

Another type of point mutation that can lead to drastic loss of function is a frameshift mutation, the addition or deletion of one or more DNA bases.

For Finn it marked a triumphant return to Test cricket 18 months after being flown home early from an overseas tour where a drastic loss of form led England's then one-day coach Ashley Giles to label him "unselectable".

The problem, as the former archbishop will himself know from experience, is particularly acute in Africa where, in many societies, an unmarried man suffers from a drastic loss of status and credibility.

However, unbeknown to many, Sandy Lyle had already contacted Jacklin to inform him of his decision to step down from the Ryder Cup team due to his drastic loss of form during 1989.