Sentence examples for drastic means from inspiring English sources

"To use such unusual, drastic means makes it look like we're involved in a serious wrongdoing.

In their smokier moments, Srnicek and Williams encourage "postcapitalist" change across society, often through drastic means.

If it acts at all, it must choose "less drastic means". Shelton v. Tucker, 364 U.S. 479, 488 (1960).

If it acts at all, it must choose 'less drastic means.' Shelton v. Tucker, 364 U.S. 479, 488, 81 S.Ct.

And, for me, "least drastic means" is a slippery slope, and also the signal of the result the Court has chosen to reach.

Thatcher's great friend Augusto Pinochet used machine guns to control labour, whereas Thatcher used the less drastic means of anti-union laws.

That drastic decision means the pressure now rests solely on Löw's shoulders to succeed, starting with the mouth-watering Euro 2020 qualifier against the Netherlands in Amsterdam on Sunday.

If someone doesn't see me soon, I'm going to do something drastic, I mean it.

But fascism also cannot be called "conservative" without losing that term's original meaning, since it sought drastic changes by means so "vulgar" as to be unimaginable to conservatives like Burke.

Copious amounts of webbing indicate a large infestation, which means drastic measures must be taken such as removing all infested leaves.

"Most Long Island districts are preparing their budgets with the worst-case scenarios, which for many of them means drastic cuts and reductions in staff".