Still, while yesterday's vote made it less likely that there would be drastic restrictions on the use of the drugs in kidney patients, the levels of use are unlikely to return to those common before the safety concerns took hold.
Putting Ford and its $170 billion (latest 12-month revenues) in private hands would be drastic.
That option would be drastic for mature fields in the North Sea who normally adopt a "use it, or lose it" strategy to produce oil at a loss rather begin high-cost decommissioning which can run to hundreds of millions of dollars.
The peaks would be drastic.
But she acknowledged that the difference between levels would be drastic.
But were the public to opt for Brexit, the consequences would be "drastic and long lasting", say the analysts.
Lee Bollinger, the incoming president of Columbia University and a former dean of Michigan Law School, said that, "a ruling that race and ethnicity could not constitutionally be considered in admissions would be drastic and disheartening, threatening a decline in minority enrollment of as much as 70 to 75percentt".
Over 70 years ago, the renowned "sleeping prophet," Edgar Cayce, predicted that there would be drastic physical alterations of the planet before the end of the 20th century: "The earth will be broken up in the western portion of America.
Therefore, the effect of entrained micelle-poor, M13-rich domains on the measured concentration of M13 in the macroscopic, micelle-rich, M13-poor phase would be drastic, while the effect of entrained micelle-rich, M13-poor domains on the measured concentration of M13 in the macroscopic, micelle-poor, M13-rich phase would be negligible.
It would be a drastic departure from the way the WTO has done business.
