This image is from a body of work that encapsulates a drastic turning point.
Cerritos earned an API score of 875 in 2013, a drastic 122 points higher than its 2008 score and well above the state's API target of 800.
Doris Meissner, a former commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, expected a less drastic effect, pointing out that in order for ICE to take full advantage of the change, the agency would have to relocate people previously tasked with working at the border.
Bit of a wobble in that big group at the front, with the wind playing its part but nothing too drastic at this point.
George Monbiot's call for a freeze on all new airport construction, and the introduction of a national quota for landing slots, is a case in point (Drastic action on climate change is needed now - and here's the plan, October 31).
Determined to kill his ailing dad, he goes about it any way he can devise, leaving a window open, emptying the medicine from his capsules, finally attempting something more drastic – at which point the camera swoops up to the sky, as if in vertiginous shock.
The currency's collapse came after a drastic 6.5 percentage point rise in Russian interest rates to 17%.
This latter mutant allowed us to evaluate the role of protein tagging in vivo under conditions that were more drastic than the point mutations affecting tag recognition described in previous studies.
Primary analysis pointed out drastic reduction of H2O2 level even below MC plants in rolled leaves (mean 1.12 ± 0.5) and fasciated stem (mean 0.98 ± 0.05) of the TU-treated mutant.
The decline under Obama has been especially drastic at 2.5 percentage points, compared to 1.8 percentage points under George W. Bush, 1 percentage point under Bill Clinton, and four-tenths of a percent under George H.W. Bush.
