Sentence examples for drastic strategy from inspiring English sources

And for those diabetics who find it hard either to diet or to exercise, there is an alternative, if drastic, strategy.

Any drastic strategy shift that would dispatch the Mario brothers into the realm of Android and the Apple iOS operating system for smartphones is likely to require a change at the top of Nintendo, Mr. Gibson said.

There have been reports that Apple is now considering a drastic strategy: according to the Economic Times, Apple plans to push a legacy model, the 8GB iPhone 4, at a price of about $250 to get more aggressive in India.

Although scientists have had some success in damping the immune response to prevent the rejection of animal organs, a team has now tried a more drastic strategy in mice: replace the immune system itself with the makings of one that accepts transplanted cells.

It could be that this ends in the same place as the more drastic overhaul strategy; dwindling sales and dwindling share.

To estimate the rotor's position and speed of PMSM, a drastic sensorless strategy was developed according to artificial neural network (ANN) to reduce the cost of the drive and enhance the reliability.

Without such a long-term context to short-term decision-making, short-term targets risk being inconsistent with long-term plans, ultimately necessitating more drastic mitigation strategies in the future to counteract earlier policy short-sightedness," it said.

An additional challenge is represented by climate change, as it will force coastal communities to apply more or less drastic adaptation strategies.

This can be exploited for more drastic engineering strategies, which are otherwise very difficult to predict in their outcome.

Given the low stringency of the polyhema growth selection on MDCK cells, which did not reduce the repertoire of library-derived transcripts detected by the xenoarray after the selection, it is likely that many of the above-described hits provide only a limited advantage, and could not be detected by a classical approach based on more drastic selection strategies.

But Barbara Ryan, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, said Mr. Gilmartin would have to make a drastic change in strategy to survive.