Sentence examples for failing drastically from inspiring English sources
Before the Zuckerberg-funded intervention, Newark's schools were a picture of dysfunction and despair: more than half of the city's children were failing to meet the expected standards, some failing drastically.
Fewer than three in 10 Americans say they believe the program was necessary "to prevent the financial industry from failing and drastically hurting the U.S. economy," according to a poll in July for Bloomberg News.
It compounded its woes by overreacting, cutting staff drastically and failing to pay its best recruiters competitively.
New York City, which last year allowed every child who wished to transfer out of a failing school to do so, will drastically reduce the number of students allowed to move this year, education officials said yesterday.
Northumberland soon realised that he had miscalculated drastically, not least in failing to secure Mary's person before Edward's death.
While I was there, meeting some of the many people who needed emergency handouts in the week before Christmas, it struck me how drastically the safety net that is the British welfare state is failing.
However, as we have seen here, a growing number of obesity researchers are calling attention to the fact that environmental conditions have shifted so drastically with the widespread availability of calorie-dense foods that negative feedback mechanisms are failing, generating pathology.
Time will tell, but one thing is certain - we have drastically shifted the focus of substance use disorders and mental health away from the moral failing they were once considered in this country.
