Sentence examples for drastically later from inspiring English sources

Isn't your party's policy on the deficit trying to have it both ways – you'll keep spending now, but cut most drastically later?

This interface style, which changed drastically with later versions of Windows, was the standard for almost a decade of Windows releases.

In the multi-strain infection described here, the relative abundance of prcBA-TetON in mice that did not receive doxy was also close to that of the H37Rv reference strain at day 10 post infections, but decreased drastically at later time points and was at or below the limit of detection 98 and 133 days post infection (Figure 8.E).

Pollen viability decreased drastically at later developmental stages of pollen grains.

Pollen grains were initially viable, but viability decreased drastically at later stages of growth.

In both parts of the study, we found numerous LL and RR offspring during the egg and early larval stages; but the frequency of these parental genotypes decreased drastically during later stages.

Italy set up the Mare Nostrum search-and-rescue operation, which was credited with saving 400 lives a day, although operations were later drastically scaled down.

Although his struggles with tax authorities drastically affected his later activities, he retained his reputation as a superb leader and organizer until the end.

But even reductions on this scale seem unlikely to be enough to get net migration under 100,000, not least because student migration is mostly short term, which means reduced immigration now leads to reduced emigration later, drastically reducing the impact on net migration after the first year or two.

This survival rate, however, falls drastically in the later stages of MM to between 10 and 30 % for stage IV patients [2].

While the authors do qualify this utopian vision somewhat (drastically so in later chapters) there may be a bit of rosy-hued nostalgia being presented here!