Sentence examples for drastically than from inspiring English sources

The agency noted that prices for conventional blends of gas rose more drastically than for the reformulated fuel.

The new regime of the MetroStars is apparently determined to renovate the struggling team more drastically than expected.

It would suffer more drastically than Blackstone if it cannot match historical private equity returns in the future.

The judges reasoned that the rule might force states to cut pollution more drastically than is required by law.

But if growth prospects deteriorate further, the rate-setters may have to cut more drastically than they signalled this week.

Because the crisis hit earlier and more drastically than elsewhere, and in a small, vulnerable nation, Iceland has found itself, unusually, in the eye of international attention.

But he may have to reshape his coalition more drastically than he expected, as rivals on the right rise and fall.

One reason homeownership remains attractive in Britain is because property values dropped less drastically than in the United States, in part because of a shortage in housing.

Supporters' groups will argue that raising ticket prices even by the rate of inflation lightens the fans' pockets far more drastically than it benefits the club.

The authorities in metropolitan Richmond, which has about one million residents, responded more drastically than anywhere else, closing all public schools today and Tuesday, much to the annoyance of many parents.

No team's fortunes changed more drastically than those of the Cincinnati Bengals, who began the day at top of the AFC standings and ended up experiencing what may have been their worst case scenario.