Sentence examples for drastically too from inspiring English sources

His control improved drastically, too.

Cod have declined drastically, too.

His yards per attempt have dropped drastically, too.

Assessments of home values, especially in some areas, have risen drastically too.

The number of individual farms, as well as farmers' share of the population, has shrunk drastically, too.

The results indicate that while reducing fibre strength via harsh degumming could cut milling time drastically, too severe a reduction in fibre strength is actually detrimental to achievable minimum particle size due to increased particle aggregation.

As the number of buyers dropped drastically, so too did the stock prices.

Ms. Hastings pointed out that emissions from cars and trucks would have to be drastically cut, too.

The spending limits would be drastically different, too: $161,000 for City Council, and $3.85 million for comptroller, for example.

And in a climate that is drastically different too.

"But with everything changing so rapidly and drastically, newsrooms too must adapt and better reflect new roles, new skills and new workflows, alongside evergreen journalistic values and reporting principles," we're told in WEF's rich annual report Trends in Newsrooms 2016.