Sentence examples for more drastic option from inspiring English sources

The more drastic option is plastic surgery or other cosmetic treatments.

If plants take too much time, glass sandwiches too much money and cutouts too much dexterity, there is another more drastic option.

Saverio Pastor, from the El Felze association of gondola-making artisans, says that while 10 years ago some gondoliers used a hinge-operated risso, "almost all" now chosen the more drastic option of taking them off altogether.

Mr. Burris also considered a more drastic option: he could create yet another brand and franchise as a way to offer related services to movers while distancing himself from the original group.

The big headline was that, unlike what Trump promised earlier this year, his Administration would not pursue the more drastic option of declaring the crisis "a national emergency," which would have made more funds available to the federal government to fight it.

If authorities were to decide on the far more drastic option — to separate the water basins from each other — that could, by some estimates, take years, cost billions, and require an engineering feat comparable to the one more than a century ago that reversed the flow of the Chicago River.

Republican leaders hope, however, that its introduction will at least serve as a warning to Democrats that if this tactic fails, they will move to more drastic options.

By addressing the ads that Google surveys have found to be most annoying, Chrome's tool may persuade Internet users not to take more drastic options to hide or eliminate all online ads from their screens.

Israeli officials had been warning of much more drastic options, including canceling agreements and collapsing the Palestinian Authority, but those seemed to have been shelved for the time being so as not to worsen Israel's international isolation on the issue.

Even so, I was still very unhappy at school, so my mom searched for more drastic options and that's when she found The Program for the Exceptionally Gifted (PEG) at Mary Baldwin College (MBC).

In the days since it became clear that Mr. Mubarak did not receive the White House's initial message, Mr. Obama has been huddling with advisers to discuss a range of more drastic options, including changing the message's font altogether.