Sentence examples for drastically damage from inspiring English sources

There are no illusions that these protests will somehow drastically damage Ken Kendrick's profit margins.

But chronic cortisol release is exceedingly damaging to body tissues, and it drastically damaged my nervous system.

Construction has slowed drastically, damaging steel, cement and glass makers.

"And I think our chances of success, so defined, have been drastically damaged by the president's decision in the run-up to the election to shift all the focus to an entirely different new war".

As mentioned previously, such a decreasing trend was because of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster that drastically damaged the Japanese energy usage and environment conditions.

In December 2014, Daytime Confidential described Sharon as one of the most "drastically damaged" characters in the history of the soap opera genre, and wrote, "You name it, one head writer or another has had her do it.

Here, the L. infantum mitochondrion was drastically damaged by the B2 fraction obtained from A. chica hexanic extract as shown in Figure 2.

"Something is drastically wrong".

They were drastically wrong.

However, drilling induced damage drastically affects the residual tensile strength of the drilled components.

Since the late 1980s, the focus of nephrologists has drastically shifted from bone damage and extravascular calcification of soft tissues to cardiovascular damage related to hyperphosphatemia.