Sentence examples for drastic nature from inspiring English sources

Because of the drastic nature of those remedies, the court said, a defective ballot must be "in substantial noncompliance" with election laws.

People knowledgeable about the demands of the banks have said the drastic nature of the changes suggests that the lenders want to withdraw from the deal.

The Bulls are in win-now mode and the drastic nature of a coaching shift would clearly, if nothing else, impede the trajectory toward a championship.

Other, Freudian-minded thinkers have gone as far to propose that the seemingly drastic nature of ECT may work by offering redemption from feelings of intense guilt – a position not too distant from that of the ancient Greeks.

"There'll be protests, and because of the drastic nature of the cuts, those who protest will have very valid points, for which I don't have any answer, other than 'What's your idea?' " Mr. Paterson said.

In practice, it must be able to maintain its integrity under circumstances of a drastic nature, such as accidents in which most of the contents of the reactor core are released to the building.

The drastic red-shift nature of the MRP + Cu2+ can be assigned to intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) and metal-to-ligand charge-transfer (MLC T.

Drastic changes in nature and surface composition of lithium promoted magnesia are shown to occur in the course of the oxidative coupling of methane, together with changes in kinetics.

Then, however, you are supporting a drastic change in the nature of American politics.

In Section 'Results' we show that a slight change in the functional form of the driving force brings about a drastic change in the nature of the stability.

What is the point of drawing such a drastic conclusion about the nature of mentality, when a central premise needed for that conclusion is a long ways from being known?