Sentence examples for drastically about from inspiring English sources

However, it is pretty obvious, that the ground motion changes drastically about halfway down the record.

And although Korski agreed that the U.K. will likely close itself off from important trade deals and not access the global economy, he and Hilton differed drastically about the motivations that drove Brexit voters to leave.

The imaginary index k varies drastically from about 5 × 10−2 to about 1 × 10−2 in the 1 2% CH4 concentration range, and from 1 × 10−2 to 5 × 10−3 in the 2 10% CH4 concentration range.

If the suggestions in this article turn out to be valid, then educators had better revise drastically some of their notions about management education, because the revolution in that sphere over the last fifteen years while it has brought so much of use has virtually consecrated the modern management school to the worship of the left hemisphere.

Around 1990, the rates started to drop drastically, by about 1percentt a year.

These constraints are expected to reduce the area under wheat drastically by about 50percentt compared with last year, and also produce low yields giving a production forecast of about 75 000 tonnes, half of the level last year.

That suggested that the final penalty may shrink drastically to about $15 million, he added.

There is something drastically undertheorized about what all these tentative findings and speculations are doing in the same volume and what they might mean taken together.

"[On Tuesday] the warm temperatures continue but on Wednesday we have a southerly change which will mean temperatures dropping drastically to about 23 degrees in city and 24 in the west," she said.

When Selig and Fehr testified in March 2005 they cited that the number of positive test results in 2004 had dropped drastically to about a dozen from more than 100 in 2003.

The increase also comes at a time when the number of people who bowl regularly enough to register as members with these organizations has declined drastically, to about 3.5 million from 9 million in the last 20 years.