Sentence examples for drastic yet from inspiring English sources

Still, he is doing nothing drastic yet.

In recent years, Cat had discovered Bikram yoga and I have never seen such a drastic yet positive change in a person.

However, loss of decision-making capacity often comes about in less drastic, yet permanent conditions, which can leave the current incompetent patient with what seem to be powerful new interests in his new phase of life.

In terms of subjects, "Hiding in the City" covers sudden changes in our material environment; the drastic yet subtle change in human nature and spirit; people's decrying of the pollution of food, water, air or even "spirit" in recent decades; and an invisible sense of helplessness in society -- all of which are constantly transforming through time and space.

The seizure of YPF was the most drastic step yet in the campaign by Cristina Fernández, the president, to bring "strategic" industries back under government control.

Peter Svensson of The A.P. wrote that the practice was "the most drastic example yet of data discrimination by a U.S. Internet service provider".

In his most drastic step yet to address New Jersey's budget problems, Gov. James E. McGreevey said he planned to send layoff notices to more than 600 state workers.

Moving to calm growing fears over mad cow disease, the European Union today voted its most drastic measures yet to try to control the spread of the fatal illness.

European states have reacted in some of the most drastic ways yet to the continent's biggest migration crisis since the second world war, with Denmark enacting a law that allows police to seize refugees' assets.

The deepening crisis prompted China's stock exchange regulator to impose severe limits on share selling on Wednesday, warning of a panic in the market – Beijing's most drastic step yet.

Saudi Arabia will cut ministers' salaries by 20% and scale back financial perks for public sector employees in one of the most drastic measures yet by the energy-rich kingdom to save money at a time of low oil prices.