Sentence examples for drastic order from inspiring English sources

When his minister of war production, Albert Speer, protested against this drastic order, Hitler retorted: "If the war is lost, the German nation will also perish.

"These are some of the most drastic orders allowed by law," he said.

Then the approach developed provides drastic (an order) accuracy increase for SIF evaluation under practically insignificant growth of the computation cost as compared with using ordinary elements only.

Knowledge of phase behaviors of the mixtures of supercritical CO2+ionic liquids is therefore drastic in order to efficiently design such separation processes.

Exposure of the carbon material to an organic solvent (e.g., n-nonane) gives rise to a large internal rearrangement, associated with a drastic re-ordering of the graphitic microdomains.

And in the most recent offseason, as a new ownership installed José Luis Sánchez Solá as coach and a drastic re-ordering of the team got underway with the emphasis on the parent team's Mexican roots, the experiment drew criticism before a ball had been kicked.

Trump's first week in office was packed with overtly false statements from his press surrogates, as well as drastic executive orders that many Americans saw as evidence that his time in office would match the least optimistic projections.

She knew (and he knew) that certain parts of their lives needed drastic changes in order to move forward, in order to restore THE TRUST.

"We have no option but to take this drastic measure in order to maintain sanity in the financial system," said the central bank governor, Gideon Gono.

However, there are still many problems to be tackled, and Labour needs to make drastic changes in order to remain in power, he will add.

"Germany, along with most European countries, is in the middle of making drastic cuts in order to bring down its national debt," he wrote last week.