Sentence examples for drastic recovery from inspiring English sources

"We never really expected to see a drastic recovery this year," said Mr. Booth, adding that Ford still projected the full year to produce sales of 13 million to 13.5 million vehicles for the entire industry.

Her background might make her seem like an unlikely pick for this kind of dark and drastic recovery work, but the beauty maven's dedication to acid burn survivors makes sense given her own history.

Some herds have shrunk by more than 90% - "such drastic declines that recovery isn't in sight", this Arctic Report Card stated.

Figure 6 also suggests that a larger pressure drop facilitates a much more drastic porosity recovery.

Though this is a drastic option, recovery is quick and mostly complete.

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

This approach improved gold grade significantly due to a drastic reduction in pyrite recovery.

On 1 August 1946, the government adopted a radical stabilisation programme that included drastic tax reform, the recovery of gold assets taken abroad, and the introduction of a new currency, the forint, backed by gold reserves and world currencies.

Recently, the Bank of England has introduced a lot of flexibility to its mandate, in order to avoid tanking an already anaemic recovery with drastic efforts to get inflation back to 2%.

The bankruptcy process will also give Puerto Rico the legal ability to impose drastic discounts on creditor recoveries, but could also spook investors and prolong the island's lack of access to debt markets.

In a financial crisis, they become over-leveraged, unable to borrow more, and forced to take drastic action that may impede recovery from the crisis.