Sentence examples for drastic statement from inspiring English sources
But the more embittered the public mood becomes, the greater the internal pressure will be on Mr Clegg to extract wider, potentially destabilising concessions from his Conservative partners.Mr Osborne's budget was a drastic statement of the executive power of government: the coalition's imperial moment.
That drastic statement was made in The Logic of Modern Physics, published in 1927 by the American physicist P. W. Bridgman.
This sounds like a drastic statement, but it's actually a foreshadowing.
It also made a drastic political statement about the ways that art functioned prior to the revolution, giving new socio-political weight to the Constructionist movement.
These legal moves come against a backdrop of enormous uncertainty at Ibrox, with a statement on drastic cuts to the playing squad imminent.
The Federal Reserve seldom makes drastic changes to its statements from one month to the next, but the statement released Wednesday after the end of a two-day meeting was dull even by the standards of Fed watchers: Virtually nothing changed, nothing new.
Both sides sought Kepler's astrological advice, an opportunity he used to deliver conciliatory political advice (with little reference to the stars, except in general statements to discourage drastic action).
Investors wondered why the Fed would release such a gloomy statement without announcing more drastic action to stimulate the economy, said Clark Yingst, chief market analyst for the investment firm Joseph Gunnar.
In the autumn statement George Osborne, the chancellor, introduced drastic cuts to Short money – payments used to sustain the functioning of opposition parties.
The statement also talked up a drastic Medicaid overhaul and touted a "next generation" of state high-risk health insurance pools for people with big medical bills.
Their statement on Saturday marks a drastic reversal from that initial claim and raises questions about the kingdom's lack of transparency in handling Khashoggi's disappearance.
