Sentence examples for over drastic from inspiring English sources
There will be a fight over drastic spending cuts known as sequestration, then over the debt limit and on and on.
Mr. Bloomberg made the right bet during last year's budget crisis when he chose higher taxes over drastic reductions in city services.
But colleagues of Ms. Bodine said she recognized many of the problems early on and clashed repeatedly with military commanders over drastic steps she thought were needed to restore order.
The BBC is locked in talks with the government over drastic cuts to the World Service budget which could force it to withdraw from Burma and several other countries.
But against the backdrop of a city that has become whiter and richer since Katrina, with lingering distrust over drastic urban redesign proposals after the storm, some black leaders view the current political representation — white mayor, white police chief, white district attorney, five white members on the seven-member City Council — with a mixture of anger and despair.
He presided over drastic changes, beginning with 1964's Detective Comics #327 (May 1964), which was cover-billed as the "New Look".
About ten days ago, gossip blog Gawker and its sister sites Gizmodo, Lifehacker and others switched over to a drastic redesign which was met with plenty of jeers.
The laureates, including Desmond M. Tutu, Jody Williams and Lech Walesa, expressed concern over "the drastic expressions of resentment by the people of Tibet".
Some have been important; the Web sites were the first to report the outrage among North Koreans over a drastic currency revaluation late last year.
Considering he lacked the requisite coaching qualifications, was required to preside over a drastic cost-cutting operation and suddenly had to drop some high-maintenance former team-mates, he did not make too bad a fist of it.
We had hardly begun to brood over these drastic circumstances when the balmy July air reverberated with another of the brutal murders that the English pastoral scene seems to specialize in — in this case, a gruesome corpse left in a carefully wrapped cardboard box in the London suburb of Hampstead.
