Sentence examples for drastically enough from inspiring English sources

But critics say the oversight board has proved unable to help overhaul Detroit's finances swiftly or drastically enough.

If the market changes drastically enough that Ventura receives "ridiculously low" offers, he said, he will strongly consider retirement.

The number of representatives differs from prefecture to prefecture by population — but it doesn't differ quite drastically enough.

Rossi, 22, entered for Gattuso in the 57th minute, and if the game had not changed drastically enough with the red card, it did then.

It was in mid-March, at the showing of the fall 2001 collections, that stock prices fell drastically enough to bring an end to the bull market and the euphoric new-economy spending that attended it.

If these properties change drastically enough, the old individual ceases to exist and a new individual comes into existence.

In doing so, he also took the risk that events not far in the future would diverge from his visions — not drastically, but enough to show readers the difference between augury and advocacy.

To become enormously profitable, it will need to increase its merchant base drastically to generate enough transactions.

Sales are up, if not drastically, at least enough to show that more people there are trading in their aging vehicles for spiffier models.

The simple fact is this: if Keystone XL is built, it will be easier to exploit fossil fuel reserves large enough to drastically destabilize the climate.

That fiction is that Congress can cut taxes drastically and still have enough money for programs that the public wants and supports.