Sentence examples for drastically pull from inspiring English sources
He wants to abolish the death penalty, expand vouchers for private school, and drastically pull back the American military from its commitments around the world.
For the first time in decades, the owners were not trying to pressure the players to swallow a major concession that would hobble free agency and drastically pull down salaries.
The economy was drastically pulled down by the financial crisis in 2008, with the ({text{UEN}}_{c}^{I}) decreasing from 0.7368 to 0.6295.
But if gradual economic growth is the nation's lot, the productivity gains at companies like Eaton may result in a more efficient, more profitable corporate sector -- or, in a future stretch of hard times, in companies that will not have to pull back so drastically when revenue is falling and profits are squeezed.
Wedding dresses take six to eight months to be delivered, so if you wait too long, you'll be forced to pull from samples, which drastically limits your selection.
But auto companies do not expect consumers to pull back on spending as drastically as they did in 2008, when higher gas prices cut deeply into sales.
Well, there's Paypal, except Paypal's always been reasonably puritanical when it comes to adult content - even threatening to pull support for Patreon unless they drastically restricted use of the platform by anyone offering 'adult' services.
The agreement would drastically cut salaries, reduce the size of the orchestra and pull the musicians out of the nationwide union pension plan, according to the musicians.
Charge injection from the pulled-in electrode into the insulator increases the pull-in voltage drastically, and prevents pulling-in more cantilevers.
They have watched the value of their assets rise and fall, sometimes drastically, over the last few years, but have never been tempted to pull out of the market.
The United Nations pulled back drastically after its headquarters was bombed, and the Red Cross is now deciding whether it should do the same.
