Sentence examples for indeed drastic from inspiring English sources
The inclusion of non-truthfunctional expressions into the language has interesting and indeed drastic effects.
Demographic studies such as those of colonial Mexico by Sherburne F. Cook in the mid-20th century suggested that the decline in the first years of the conquest was indeed drastic – ranging between 80 and 90%, due of course to many different causes, but all ultimately traceable to the arrival of the Europeans.
Indeed, the Taliban have done nothing so drastic as to outlaw drugs, despite condemning them as anathema to the sacred teachings of Islam.
It was indeed a drastic cure though Chaplin's performance as Adenoid Hynkel his ferocious parody of Hitler might have had the same effect.
While Paul Salem is correct in that "regionally, Aoun's election would be a victory for Iranian influence in the Levant and a blow for Saudi Arabia," it is important to understand and measure the extent of this blow and to assess whether it is indeed a drastic blow to Saudi Arabia's influence, or merely a symbolic setback.
Indeed, the drastic p.Trp729Glu substitution has been shown to inhibit RAS binding to the REM domain [Sondermann et al., 2004].
Indeed, the drastic reduction of Δψm may depend on molecular openings induced by Bax Bax dimers as suggested by their increment on membrane proteins pool.
It would indeed be a drastic step to threaten to hand the keys to a few thousand pubs to the bondholders.
Indeed, we confirmed drastic changes of the melting phase relations within 100 K in a series of experiments.
