Sentence examples for more drastic forms from inspiring English sources

Some businesses that might have opposed reform in 1993 are now desperate to address their growing health care costs, and insurance companies and health care providers seem increasingly open to compromise if it means they can avoid more drastic forms of government regulation.

Evolutionary theory for much of its history stressed the "red in tooth and claw" vision that seemed to support the more drastic forms of capitalism that have often led to harm in various countries.

"The local authority cannot press for a more drastic form or order, least of all press for adoption, because it is unable or unwilling to support a less interventionist form of order," it said.

A Cannes regular showing a more drastic dip in form is Gomorrah director Matteo Garrone, whose multi-tentacled fairytale composite Tale of Tales (Curzon Artificial Eye, 15) is a messy beast indeed.

Although the exact role of O-antigen during rhizobium-legume interactions is unknown, abnormal symbioses are elicited by mutants lacking this LPS domain, with the effects being more drastic when a legume forming determinate nodules, such as common bean, is involved [ 79].

"We need more drastic measures to sort this out.

Udinese had previously undergone a loss of form even more drastic than Lazio's, winning only one of their last nine games coming into this fixture.

The EF-hand domain of STIM1 has a Kd of 0.2 mM for the dissociation of Ca2+ and switching into the active form requires a more drastic drop of ER Ca2+ than for STIM2 [ 15, 46].

Of course, some changes are more drastic than others.

A class of stressors markedly increased the neuronal resistance to more drastic stresses.

Roubini demands more drastic action.