Sentence examples for more drastic and from inspiring English sources

The pictures are horrific but give a far more drastic and violent impression of what took place.

If regrading and other surface drainage improvements don't solve the problem, more drastic and expensive solutions await.

It makes the strongest case yet that changes are already taking place, and contains projections more drastic and certain than in the previous reports.

Even though recluses are often mentioned in the same breath with beguines, their life was dedicated to God in a much more drastic and demanding way.

He told the Evening Standard on Monday that the pictures gave a "more drastic and violent impression" of the incident than had been the case.

Miranda, a bronze medalist at the 2004 Olympics, planned to do something more drastic and visible, particularly if she returned to the medals stand.

The high rate of structural unemployment will not nudge down much further without more drastic tax and welfare changes, less red tape and a much looser labour market.

The bottom rock average temperature in five-orifice model is lower than for the four-orifice model due to more drastic thermal and kinetic transfer between the hydrothermal jet and the cooling water.

Her replacement, Michel Temer, introduced more drastic cuts and froze spending.

For that to change, Moriarty will need to take much more drastic action, and more quickly.

Parties on the left proposed more drastic reforms and more generous programs, but South Korea's voters evidently put their faith in Ms. Park's more modest goals.