Sentence examples for drastically bad from inspiring English sources

We could see how drastically bad the situation was on weekends, and out of hours.

"I think there are cases where some really drastically bad decisions are made, where government I think, on behalf of the public and the public good does have the authority and the right to intervene," Steffen said.

Numbers of large fish such as swordfish and red tuna, which eat jellyfish, have been drastically reduced by bad fishing practices, as have the smaller fish, such as sardines and whitebait, which compete for food with the stingers.

He has also faced a financial crisis as tourist revenues--the backbone of KWS support--dropped drastically owing to bad weather and political strife.

The pledge by Britain's coalition government to drastically slash spending is bad economics and bad public policy.

At best the good ones will own a lawn care company (or something) and like the Who, but they are drastically outnumbered by the bad ones.

"For renters, new construction has simply kept a bad situation from getting drastically worse," Bostic said.

Irish households had borrowed to the hilt during the boom, and drastically cut back their spending when bad times hit.

In 2007, the director of Citizenship and Immigration Services under former President George W. Bush raised fees drastically and declared that the era of bad faith and slow service was over.

In other words, the very system the worm uses for monitoring and altering its metabolism is also part of the switch that shifts its metabolism into "suspend" mode, drastically lengthening its life when times are bad.

The sugar cane crop was crucial to the country's sugar supplies, rendering the losses "doubly bad", and sugar futures rose drastically after the storm.