Sentence examples for drastically harms from inspiring English sources

"[A]llowing discrimination in the workplace doesn't encourage productivity, it drastically harms it.

"The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection continues to ignore the studies that show mountaintop removal is drastically harming our health and cutting our lives short," representatives with the ACHE Act said in a press release.

powerful emissions need a heavy power supply which can drastically limit the efficiency of autonomous monitoring systems, thereby causing drastic harm to marine mammals and disturbing their behavior.

By treating early larvae with hydroxyurea (HU), the MB can be drastically reduced without harming the fly's ability to smell.

But if we can't prevent another lockout, there is a way to drastically reduce the risk of harm to the industry, fans and sports-dependent cities: change the rules of the pro-sports negotiating game.

A renewal of violence, especially if it harmed United Nations staff members or assets, would drastically curtail the mission's activities in Iraq.

And if American aid to Pakistan — especially military assistance — had done more harm than good, shouldn't it be drastically reduced?

Bishop Lehmann made headlines last year by suggesting that the pope might retire if his health drastically declined, but the comments do not appear to have harmed his reputation in the Vatican.

He also acknowledged that the results of his study could change drastically if the study participants were people who had actually been wronged, hurt, or harmed in a real-life situation.

Even if only part of the population were vaccinated, the bang for the terrorist's buck could be drastically curtailed, not only because a smaller number of people would be harmed but also because the spread of the outbreak would be more easily controlled; there would be fewer contagious people and fewer in dire need of immediate vaccination.

Experts have warned that the UK is "addicted to the idea of having antibiotics" and drastically needs to change its 'antibiotics culture' or it risks causing patients more harm than good.