Sentence examples for if not drastically from inspiring English sources

Sales are up, if not drastically, at least enough to show that more people there are trading in their aging vehicles for spiffier models.

Rock Health's year-end report paints a different picture; if not drastically different, at the very least a contrast.

The NHS, if not drastically tended to, could inch ever closer towards privatisation – although Helen McKenna insists public support for it remains so strong it would take a "very brave government" to preside over its complete dismantling.

If not drastically altered by people, areas that historically favoured diversification may be more likely to produce more species in the future.

Each type of vegetable plant requires a slightly, if not drastically, different care routine.

On capacity alone, existing infrastructure will simply fail if it is not drastically improved.

The last, published in January 2007, warned that if emissions were not drastically cut, world average temperatures could rise by up to a devastating 6.4C by 2100.

Andrew Rokito, the Mets' team physician, told Glavine last night that he could wait until tomorrow before deciding, but "he said if I'm not drastically better in 48 hours, he probably would advise me to skip a start".

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If things do not drastically change, the condition of the reef in 2030 will be "getting close to what we understand to be some of the limits in terms of rapidly calcifying reefs," Hoegh-Guldberg, who serves as the director of the university's Global Change Institute, told The Sydney Morning Herald.

On current projections, climate change could become irreversible and catastrophic if global emissions are not drastically cut.