Sentence examples for ever more drastic from inspiring English sources

Portugal now follows Greece and Ireland to the European welfare office to ask for new loans on the condition of ever more drastic spending cuts.

Even with participants' current pledges, the planet likely would still blow past the 2-degrees threshold scientists expect would trigger ever more drastic changes in Earth's climate.

If opera houses paid more heed to new music, Regietheater would be redundant; it's because we endlessly repeat the same old pieces that we feel the need to reinvent them in ever more drastic fashion.

For one thing, in the computer business Moore's law has been accompanied by "Moore's curse," Mr. Gupta said, which has meant that as computing power increases, prices fall at ever more drastic rates, cutting the profit margins of manufacturers.

Rachel, whose guilt over the death triggers suppressed childhood memories, becomes increasingly self-destructive as she tries to break out of her psychological prison, while David takes ever more drastic measures to retain his dominance over his previously compliant wife.

The rightwing Christian base isn't quite big enough all on its own to win national elections, and keeping it happy requires ever more drastic measures - healthcare policies that treat contraception like abortion for example - which eventually drive too many others away.

That means retouching has become as much a necessity as a luxury - and can prompt image-conscious celebrities to demand ever-more drastic changes.

There were even more drastic unmoorings.

In Canada, proposed changes are even more drastic.

Changes at Home Depot's headquarters here are even more drastic.

Businesses often suffer even more drastic inequities, Mr. Levinson said.