Sentence examples for drastic when from inspiring English sources

The shift in inequality was even more drastic when it came to the richest Americans.

The information effect is even more drastic when it comes to Simpson's history of domestic violence against Brown.

I too, hated the pumped-up jock and vapid prom-queen equivalents of my own peer group, but murdering them in cold blood seemed a bit drastic when simply passing one's A-levels and getting into a university in a more interesting part of the country was available as an alternative option.

It is an oddity of Downey's reputation as a celebrity addict that the extensive publicity surrounding it makes his uneven pattern of recovery seem both exceptionally dramatic and drastic, when it is actually so typical that you might hear a story like his in, say, approximately two out of any five A.A. meetings.

This may seem drastic when the last national survey of Irish hares, four years ago, calculated the population at around 650,000, while the most recent estimate of European browns, in 2005, was just 2,000, mainly inhabiting the heart of Northern Ireland.

The increase is drastic when compared to injection rates.

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

However, it is likely that there will be drastic reactions when the Application Act comes into effect on 1 August.

And Governor-elect Jerry Brown suggested Tuesday at a budget forum that schools could expect more drastic cuts when he presents a new state budget next month.

"People sometimes resort to drastic things when they are strapped for cash," said Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia, who called the new proposals "unfathomable".

State officials, under pressure from families like the Bruenings, said they had little choice but to take drastic action when the extent of the abuse accusations became evident.