Sentence examples for drastically minimise from inspiring English sources
The chief executive of Channel 4 has warned that if the broadcaster is sold off, it is likely to be snapped up by an asset-stripping owner who would drastically minimise news and current affairs output such as Dispatches, and put dramas such as Humans and Indian Summers on the chopping block.
He said: "You would have to minimise the number of Dispatches drastically.
What you would do is try and minimise the number of Dispatches drastically, [then] try and see what you could do to cut the news hour down or shunt it out of that [primetime] slot".
She can also point out that the election commission has been drastically improved, as has a voter list designed to minimise electoral fraud.The BNP's attempt to resuscitate the caretaker system might be well justified too, but it is more probably a waste of time.
Such a transition of agricultural land utilisation would employ the unemployed, feed the hungry, cultivate native produce that would be consumed locally (cut crops being transported – minimises fossil fuel use), spread education and knowhow on sustainable farming practices, and drastically reduce deforestation.
"Something is drastically wrong".
4. Minimise delivery costs.
His appearance changed drastically.
