Sentence examples for has been a drastic from inspiring English sources

Since the ball's introduction, there has been a drastic increase in home runs.

The result has been a drastic contraction of the amount of credit available throughout the economy.

"There has been a drastic change in the attitude of our friends and allies..

The result has been a drastic decline in the number of independent stations on the dial.

So, as Pew says, there really has been a drastic decline in marriage rates among less educated Americans: What could be causing that?

Furthermore, there has been a drastic change in numerous rural, mountain and coastal landscapes, which today are profoundly different from those historically appreciated by culture and international tourism.

But there seems to have been a drastic change in his life in the weeks before General Gutierrez's arrest.

He said that if, indeed, there had been a drastic increase in street stops, it was not the result of his ordering anybody to increase their numbers.

"It's eye-opening because there seems to have been a drastic shift in restrictions and regulations with the Harvard admissions office," he said.

"There seems to have been a drastic increase in the sticker sales since the new system started," said Sgt. Walter G. Kierce, commander of the Jersey City Police Department special investigations unit.

In his veto message, Mr. Brown said that the bill would have been a "drastic change" to the labor laws he helped create and that he was "not yet convinced that the far-reaching proposals of this bill" were justified.