Sentence examples for facing drastic from inspiring English sources
The increased enrollment in summer school comes as the city is facing drastic budget cuts.
With higher education facing drastic funding cuts, universities were relying on growth in the international student market to fill the gaps in their finances.
Schools and health care systems are facing drastic cuts in state aid, and business leaders are fretting that Albany's inaction will mean further local tax increases, driving business out of the city.
The suicide attacks that reduced the World Trade Center and part of the Pentagon to rubble have also shaken economies throughout the Caribbean, with island after island facing drastic reductions in American tourists and their dollars.
How, for instance, Great Britain, which hastily drew arbitrary lines in the sand in too many places, condemning hundreds of millions of people across the world, from Ireland to Kashmir, Sudan to Palestine, to decades of violence and hatred, should now be facing drastic scission.
Frogs and other amphibians have been among the worst hit of all species in recent years in terms of the numbers facing drastic declines or extinction: more than one-third of the more than 6,000 amphibian species are now listed as "threatened" in conservation terms, or already extinct.
Mr. Gysi is stepping down from his position as Berlin's economics minister as the city faces drastic budget problems.
As a result, some nonprofit women's health centers that have no connection to Planned Parenthood or abortion also face drastic cuts.
But his ambitious proposals are not popular with the police, who face drastic cuts to their budgets and object to the potential cost.
A public social worker who deals with at-risk youth, Mr. O'Connell has faced drastic cuts since the Irish government imposed austerity measures six years ago during a financial crisis.
In Mr. Cain's view, the biggest change came in 1995 when, as he took over the prison and faced drastic cuts in school funds, he invited the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary to open a seminary.
