Sentence examples for more drastic consequences from inspiring English sources
"Just as the Ross-Brand affair exposed the systemic weaknesses of the BBC in the area of entertainment, so this now does in the news sector of the World Service – with far more drastic consequences," Geldof adds.
The results will be ugly for some, given how slow they have been to build reserves and acknowledge dud loans.Congress and the public are in no mood to keep ploughing capital into ailing giants Citigroup and Bank of America have already taken $45 billion apiece, plus extensive asset insurance without more drastic consequences.
And there are far more drastic consequences to Homer's stupidity.
Second, the conservative elimination of sequences when several copies are present for a given OTU, as performed in the automatic mode of SCaFoS, has much more drastic consequence.
These kids are being born as scientific research increasingly suggests that our climate will change more quickly -- and with more drastic and dangerous consequences -- than had previously been understood.
While rising oil and gas prices are pinching consumers' wallets and corporate profits in the United States and Europe, the consequences have been more drastic in many developing countries.
In developing countries, the consequences are even more drastic, as local populations live in dire conditions with few resources and insufficient infrastructure, rarely benefiting from tourism's economic effects.
On the other hand, the drug-melting endotherm was recorded in the solvent evaporation system but with noticeable broadening and reduction in intensity which could be ascribed to increase in the drug-CD interaction as a consequence of the more drastic mechanical treatment during solvent evaporation compared to physical mixing.
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However, in the W6A mutant, the effect is more drastic.
Thus the consequences of every action seem much more drastic and a lot seems to be at stake.
