Sentence examples for drastic results from inspiring English sources

Aller et al. (1987) did not propose any classification for their drastic results, so the vulnerability ranges of the DRASTIC index used in this study correspond to the most commonly used references in the literature (Civita and De Regibus 1995; Corniello et al. 1997) (Table 2).

But some of the challenges have led to drastic results.

She said that reassessment was unlikely to have the drastic results that many taxpayers feared.

It's a tale of absolutist ideals that seemed to curdle and of private torment with drastic results.

Competing Legal Claims After a Fatal Boat Crash One night last July, two small boats collided on Little Neck Bay in Queens with drastic results.

Since the number of older Americans is rising, the per capita Medicare benefit would fall even more, with increasingly drastic results as the years pass.

Most analysts do not expect such a drastic result when the Constitutional Court issues a ruling this year.

And a strong argument might be made that had Congress intended such a drastic result, it would have considered the problem and used more express language.

The only sanction that can be applied against a failing facility is to close it down, a drastic result that rarely occurs.

Deportation is a drastic result for people who have pled to very low-level offenses who never faced jail in the first place," Gonzalez said.

The environmental changes that these cetacean ancestors encountered, spending their lifetime entirely underwater, were likely drastic, resulting in strong selection pressures.