Sentence examples for keep drastic from inspiring English sources
In attempts to keep drastic protectionist measures at bay, Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson will try to push China to "buy American" and to allow the Chinese currency, the yuan, to appreciate faster.
"We've got to find ways to keep the drastic alternatives of cutting services from having to be implemented, because people's lives and futures are at stake here," he said.
According to one recent study, climate change already costs the world $1.2 trillion, a figure that looks set to keep rising, with drastic results for the world's poorer countries.
See articleBoeing's largest union voted to go on strike over a new contract, but the walkout was delayed when the aircraft-maker's management agreed to keep negotiating.Driven to drastic measuresIndia's Tata Motors suspended work on its new factory in West Bengal amid continuing protests by farmers who say they have been forced off their land without being properly compensated by the government.
But the cost cuts and turnaround plans have not been enough to keep pace with the drastic downturn in sales of new cars and trucks this year.
The occurrence of the strain variation is related to DMA instrument design since the stress accommodation cannot keep up with the drastic change of the E0 softening/hardening rate during transformation.
A feature like Auto Hop is a drastic step "to keep consumers interested," Mr. McQuivey asserted.
The architecture itself has mutated, with most Hilton interiors undergoing drastic redesigns to keep pace with fashion.
Worried, also, about wild animal attacks, and reluctant to make older children miss their education, many women took more drastic precautions to keep their children safe.
While the results of its search for an architect will not be known until next week, one outcome is already clear: Lowry and Riley have skillfully used the idea of reform to keep the Modern safe from drastic change.
Last month, the Bank of Japan eased monetary policy for the second month in a row by expanding an asset lending program, after government officials urged the bank to take more drastic steps to keep economic recovery on track.
