Sentence examples for more drastic course from inspiring English sources

The shock of the Serbian onslaught has, for the moment, narrowed differences between Mr Rugova and those Kosovars who urge a more drastic course.

Such worries mounted after the release of minutes from the central bank's Feb. 1-2 policy meeting, which showed several Fed officials had pushed for a more drastic course of monetary tightening.

The company insists that it will forge ahead with new devices based on a next-generation operating system, rather than on more drastic courses of action like an asset sale.

Of course, a more drastic criterion would produce more complex expressions, because less monomials could be simplified (separation of these monomials would not be large enough).

(It had 321,000 workers in fiscal 2008 and 304,000 in fiscal 2009) I.B.M., in the course of its far more drastic turnaround, went from 405,000 people in 1985 to 175,000 in 1996, before hiring resumed.

Of course, some changes are more drastic than others.

The economic slump, of course, and an even more drastic downturn in print journalism, which is creating tremendous pressures on editors everywhere.

The same generalized root system could have different incarnations: of course, there is a dependence on the parameter q but there could be more drastic differences.

But that would be a drastic course of action, with youngster Alvaro Morata waiting in the wings as a more direct replacement for Benzema.

Schwartz said officials have avoided more drastic measures, like creating a buffer zone between fans and the runners, or closing off certain areas of the course to spectators entirely.

Roubini demands more drastic action.