Sentence examples for drastically undercut from inspiring English sources
For one thing, it would drastically undercut the banks' influence.
Schuemann knows too that his company's selling points evaporate quickly when overseas investment casters drastically undercut the price of its parts.
With their billions in cash, Apple can afford to give people a break on price and drastically undercut the market, while maybe offering a Beats headphones/streaming music bundle.
The Replicator+ is $1,999 and the Mini+ is $999 (at least through the end of October, at which point prices will jump by a few hundred bucks) suggesting that the company is looking to stay competitive with players like XYZ, which have drastically undercut the consumer 3D printer price point.
But pressure from smaller players like SpaceX, which drastically undercuts Boeing on the cost of rocket launches, has meant the legacy operators need to rethink how they do business.
It drastically undercuts what creative and pragmatic people within Microsoft have been doing to and develop trust within the open source community and engage constructively with open source businesses.
Billions are spent nursing the infant solar- and wind-power industries in the hope that they will one day undercut fossil fuels and drastically reduce the amount of carbon dioxide being put into the atmosphere.
But there's a study at hand that undercuts the argument that co-ops would drastically alter the health insurance market.
Google drastically dropped the price for storage on Google Drive this week, to the point where it now undercuts virtually all of its competitors.
For patrol officers, much of the disenchantment grows from a painful irony: many of them believe the same aggressive crackdowns that drastically cut crime and earned them accolades were stretched too far, that the push to punish infractions of every variety undercut their discretion and made them feel unpopular, even despised, in neighborhoods they helped make safer.
