Sentence examples for drastic play from inspiring English sources

Beleaguered New Jersey Nets owner Bruce Ratner, whose efforts to build a state-of-the-art arena and housing and commercial complex in Brooklyn have been stymied time and again by politics and economic challenges, has pulled off a drastic play to get his new playground: giving up his team.

He added, "When your season has had such a drastic turn like ours has, it still gives us some energy to go out and play with".

He added, "When your season has had such a drastic turn like ours has, it still give us some energy to go out and play with".

He made a drastic switch, playing the king-pawn openings.

But then things take a drastic wrong turn, and the play never recovers.

Under Don Garber, who replaced Doug Logan last summer as commissioner, the league has taken drastic steps to play soccer the way it is elsewhere.

The biological clock is flexible enough to adjust to slight changes in a person's work schedule, but in many industries rotations in shift work are so drastic that they play havoc with body rhythms, leaving employees unable to sleep at home and impairing their productivity at work.

It's immediately evident that Fiennes isn't doing anything especially drastic, conceptually, to the play.

These legal moves come against a backdrop of enormous uncertainty at Ibrox, with a statement on drastic cuts to the playing squad imminent.

Alexander Pope said Cibber's drastic adaptations and patchwork plays were stolen from "crucified Molière" and "hapless Shakespeare".

Additionally GSH/GSSG ratio plays a drastic role in the maintenance of the cellular homeostasis and signalling system in plants (Jiang et al. 2012, 2013), and the ratio also may be involved in ROS perception (Shao et al. 2008).