Sentence examples for much less drastic from inspiring English sources

Much less drastic innovations have proved effective.

Alex Roever, a money market analyst at JPMorgan Chase, said the proposals were "much less drastic" than the reforms suggested by a top council of regulators last fall.

The nation's fiscal situation is far worse than in the 1990s, when a balanced budget would have required much less drastic cutting than what would be required today.

New York City has had a mixed record on winning preclearance, even for much less drastic changes than those now under consideration.

To do this, Ms. Gotbaum said, the child welfare system would have to do a better job in distinguishing real abuse cases from a majority of cases, which she said required much less drastic steps.

Vietnam, Egypt and India all limited rice exports last year, but the limits were much less drastic and were imposed much later in the year, after much more rice had been shipped.

And while the Republican leadership was eager to shut down the government last year when Obama displeased them, they seem much less enthusiastic about taking such drastic actions this time after he used his executive powers on immigration involving those five million undocumented immigrants, many with children born here.

In others, like Chelsea, the change is less drastic and happens much more slowly.

These types of systems can be conceptualized as "reagent-limited", typically lacking the photo- or biochemical energy to induce drastic structural modifications, much less mineralization.

For example, it has been demonstrated that mutation in many duplicated genes of rice is much slower than in 'singletons' and less drastic in terms of amino acid change [ 26].

Then, the company shrank by one-third, and while the "resizing" is less drastic now, he said, it is much swifter and steadier.