Have the lines of culturally insensitive jokes been so drastically moved that even a large retailer doesn't know the difference between wrong and right?
Closely related, Eagle et al. showed on 4 years of data how the social network of people changes drastically when moving from one geographical environment to another [132].
With the permanent presence of the military and the installment of curfews, the frequency of the bailes [baile funk parties] was drastically reduced, moving farther into the communities not affected by the military.
What he carries from place to place has diminished drastically with each move.
But he was stymied by the old guard — including owners who foisted the current, and awful, manager, Bobby Valentine — on him, and now he has to move drastically.
Subsidies for large-scale solar power installations are to be cut drastically, in a move that ministers said would preserve funds for households to put up panels, but industry warned would mean a slower uptake of renewable power.
"Words have — like human beings — they have a shadow, they have a smell, they have an aura about them, and they change drastically once you move them from one language to another," he said.
The stock plummeted 5.2% to 271,900 yen ($2,820.74) after the Democratic Party of Japan, the countrys biggest opposition party, pledged that if it wins the next election, it will raise tobacco taxes drastically in a move to half Japans smoking population.
We'll see how that goes, but for now there's little question that Apple is the underdog of the region — Android (and its various forks) reign supreme for a handful of reasons and it seems unlikely for that needle to move drastically any time soon.
More drastically, you could move to a town where there isn't a severe shortage of rental units.
