Sentence examples for drastic real from inspiring English sources
Today, it is still about £32,000 for a 48-hour week – in other words, a drastic real pay cut – while pensions have eroded, facilities deteriorated, hyper-flexibility and insecurity intensified.
The wider world, too, increasingly comes down to a bunch of ones and zeroes, an endless stream of digits that have drastic real-world effects.
Although he does not foresee a drastic fall in real estate prices, he predicts that activity will drop as much as 20percentt over the next several years.
Placing widespread curbs on immigration would not address the economic and social inequalities that blight Britain – a direct result of deregulation, the dominance of the free market, the dismembering of the welfare state, the decline of the trade unions and a drastic shortage of real jobs and housing.
"There's been no real drastic anything," Bethenny, who weighs a healthy 118 lbs, tells Life & Style.
She sums it all up with this question: How many more will suffer and possibly be driven to taking drastic measures before real change is made?
"We would urge Westminster to follow suit so we can see a real and drastic improvement in the lives of vulnerable horses throughout the UK".
Various experimental issues in the exploration require drastic improvements of plasma real-time control functions based on the understanding of a plasma equilibrium state.
This is the seventh postwar devaluation and only one drastic enough to do any real good.
Next comes drastic government action that overshoots real needs, leading to hard times for many of the technically and scientifically trained.
But let me tell you a secret about the real reason this drastic measure works.
