Sentence examples for face of drastic from inspiring English sources

However, he said his "small experiment" should be given a chance in the face of drastic government cuts.

IN the face of drastic cuts in the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's bus service, the Bloomberg administration recently decided to allow private vans to carry passengers along several routes in Brooklyn and Queens where city buses once ran.

These organizations are struggling to serve a larger client-base in the face of drastic budget cuts.

An enduring theme during and after the oil boom has been a reluctance among Texans to relinquish their identity and a stubbornness in maintaining their cultural heritage in the face of drastic changes to the state brought by the sudden wealth.

Mr. Gono is the public face of the drastic new policies imposed last week and a close adviser to President Robert G. Mugabe, Zimbabwe's leader since the nation became independent in 1980.

It alerts the court to stop ideologically driven overruling of precedents or face the prospect of drastic action by constitutional amendment.

The club's chief executive Trevor Birch had addressed the team before kick-off to warn them that if they failed to claim the Champions League berth, the club was facing a future of drastic cost-cutting and an end to fat salaries.

Immortalization of the cells is possible e.g. by using SV40-large T-antigen or the SV40 early region, but with these cells experiments are still facing the problem of drastic changes compared to the normal cells [ 17].

This important move staves off sovereign defaults for now, but Britain will still have to face the grim prospects of drastic budget surgery.

China has kept to the principle of non-interference in internal affairs, especially in face of the sudden and drastic changes in the so-called Arab Spring.

Back in June of 2011, then-U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said that Europe — and in particular NATO — faced "collective military irrelevance" because of drastic spending cuts.