Sentence examples for drastic pace from inspiring English sources

The Prison Reform Trust said the figures were further evidence of jails "buckling under swingeing budget cuts and the drastic pace and scale of change in the justice system".

Environmental engineering science is moving at a rapid and drastic pace toward a newer realm and a newer visionary future.

The architecture itself has mutated, with most Hilton interiors undergoing drastic redesigns to keep pace with fashion.

But the cost cuts and turnaround plans have not been enough to keep pace with the drastic downturn in sales of new cars and trucks this year.

The thing is, that framing entirely avoids the policy issue that the first team was addressing — which was about the pace and scale (drastic or otherwise) of such an effort.

Still, transitions can be jarring, especially when all of those changes are combined with a drastic reduction in city size and pace of life.

But the downturn was so drastic, and the recovery has been so moderately paced, that some of its consequences are still lingering.

For example, the study demonstrates a pre-CPOE time to radiology of 1,860 min and a post-implementation time of 714 min. While this reduction in time to test delivery is drastic, imaging in the ED occurs at a much more rapid pace (with imaging occurring in under 85 min in all of our groups in this study).

It was also a time when humanity went through several drastic shrinkages of population, which probably applied selective pressures that forced the pace of evolution.

The kingdom is aggressively emphasizing the relative stability of monarchies, part of an effort to avert any drastic shift from the authoritarian model, which would generate uncomfortable questions about the pace of political and social change at home.

But Fed officials are far from persuaded of the need, even though some now expect economic growth to slow to an annual pace of 1.5percentt or less in the final months of this year — a drastic downshift from the rapid pace of almost 4percentthis summerer.