Sentence examples for it is too drastic from inspiring English sources

And the push toward surgery on the young has brought some resistance from doctors who say it is too drastic to operate on patients whose bodies might still be developing and who have not been given much time to lose pounds on their own.

Though when that tiles-based look was also applied to the Windows 8 PC operating system, some longtime customers complained it was too drastic.

The recall election in 2012 was only the third gubernatorial recall in U.S. history, and many voters -- even if they didn't exactly support Walker -- felt it was too drastic and unwarranted.

However, if the reorganization is too drastic, it may be counterintuitive to drivers.

If this is too drastic a step, as it is for me, you could start with simply putting the phone in a different room.

Thus, it appears that an outright knock-out of G6PD is too drastic, whereas in the available mutant mice G6PD deficiency is rather mild.

If a hiatus is too drastic, then learn how to limit the amount of time it takes for you to beat your face and take your photos so that you can have more time being productive.

Even some senior Russian officials have said the measure is too drastic, including the foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, and the education minister, Dmitry Livanov.

The cost of abolishing all the new organisations sprouting up across the country is too drastic to justify to health professionals and the general public.

If that is too drastic, she said, cars that use the lane should be required to carry at least three passengers, which would greatly reduce their numbers and make a quicker trip for the buses.

I have seen trees reduced to skeletons in one season with little left but the original framework; this treatment is too drastic for a mature semi-wild tree which has been fruiting for years.