Sentence examples for drastic raise from inspiring English sources

If you look at the reasons of this drastic raise of the social cost of health care, you can argue that all we're doing is spending a huge amount of money at the beginning of the patient's old age, using incredibly expensive techniques, with a very marginal increase in quality of life and life expectancy.

One such development is the national human resources for health planning framework [ 11] which envisages a drastic raise in the annual production of professional nurses by more than 50% (from the recent 1896 to 3000 by 2011).

Such a drastic step raised concerns among many owners of those vehicles, even though Toyota insisted they were safe and that the problem was rare.

So to pay for repairs, the managers of Westbeth are offering a drastic solution: raising rents by 10percentt during each of the next three years.

This drastic connection raises interest in analyzing ubiquitous environmental risk factors which collectively constitute the "exposome" [ 4], a concept first introduced by Wild [ 6] and later advocated by Rappaport [ 4, 7].

To solve deficits in the last few years, many states have already made drastic cuts and raised taxes (half the states raised taxes in 2009, netting more than $28 billion, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures).

They have since taken the drastic measure of raising the entire property by a metre.

Still, the drastic ratings changes raised red flags about people meter methodology, and Arbitron agreed on Friday to have an independent board review the system in New York.

The rest of the population scrapes by on less than a dollar a day, which might still buy a bellyful if the crippling effect of the farm invasions — compounded this year by regional drought — hadn't created drastic food shortages, raising the prospect of imminent nationwide famine.

The difference is so drastic that children raised in poverty have brain activity that looks like it's been damaged by a stroke.

By 2016-17, the likely situation will be that the sovereign wealth funds have dried up and the government will have to undertake drastic spending cuts and/or raise taxes.