Sentence examples for drastically out of from inspiring English sources

Yet the debate, framed thus, is drastically out of date.

For some the implant causes menstrual mayhem, with bleeding thrown drastically out of kilter.

Yet the budgets in dozens and dozens of states remain drastically out of balance.

Second, the five-year period suggested by the F.D.A. is drastically out of proportion to actual risk.

His film languishes unscreened, officially condemned for political reasons that seem drastically out of kilter with China's increasingly buoyant, sophisticated society.

By the nineteen-thirties, however, Dunsany's sort of writing had fallen drastically out of favor, and his reputation — unlike that of Oscar Wilde, another passion of Amory Blaine's freshman year — has never recovered.

The successive processing stage, implementing a low-pass filter, is mandated to drastically attenuate out-of-band noise components.

But there's an even more promising opportunity for insurers: Future retirees notably a large number of aging baby boomers face drastically increased out-of-pocket health care bills because of a significant reduction in employer-funded benefits, greater longevity and ever-rising medical expenses.

The study recommends that in order to drastically reduce out-of-school children and thereby reduce child labour, the government should endeavour to make free and compulsory education, a national priority.

Shortly before the opening of the tower, Pei wrote a powerful editorial for the New York Times condemning the ­Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989, which he saw as a sign that the image China wanted to project to the world – partly through his cool, modern tower – was ­drastically out of step with the reality of life for the country's people.

In practice, this option helped SISMA to drastically reduce the out-of-memory failures, especially on synthetic data.